Gloria Hillard

In classrooms across the country, science teachers are increasingly finding themselves on the front lines of the decades-long evolution wars, pitting

Oscar nominations for 2005 are just around the corner.

Among the police, fire fighters, doctors and other 'first-responders' who flocked to the Gulf Coast in the wake of Hurricane Katrina were specially

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It's very prestigious to have your book published by one of the major literary houses -- like Bantam Books or Penguin. But it's not easy.

At the turn of the last century, more than 2-million wild horses roamed free across public lands in the American west.

As a young woman, Mary Ann Tachco dreamed of being a flight attendant and seeing the world.