By Anna Claire Vollers, Stateline.org MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Tara Campbell unlocked the front door of the Bricklayers Hall, a no-frills brick building on South Union Street in downtown Montgomery, half a mile from the white-domed Alabama Capitol. She was dressed … Continued
By Michelle Andrews, KFF Health News When a woman collapsed on an escalator at the Buffalo, New York, airport last June, Phil Clough knew what to do. He and another bystander put her flat on her back and checked her … Continued
By Lauren Costantino, Miami Herald MIAMI — Lucy Lowell, who survived the deadliest Nazi concentration camp to build a full life in New York City and eventually settle in Miami Beach, is among the last of an important and increasingly … Continued
(Courtesy of the author) Alison McGhee (Courtesy of the author) ALISON MCGHEE: Bestselling Minnesota author who writes for all ages in all forms introduces her new novel, “Weird Sad and Silent” and celebrates publication of the paperback edition of “Telephone … Continued
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Paul Rudd and Jason Segel dissected the nature of adult male friendships in 2009’s “I Love You, Man,” and Rudd is back exploring similar terrain in “Friendship,” which plays like a cracked mirror version of the former film. The igniting … Continued