Even as overdose deaths reach record highs and our country’s leaders insist addiction should be treated, not punished, America continues to deny many a real chance at recovery. In “Rehab,” you’ll f

Alix learned from her barren childhood in foster care that, unlike people, books will never let you down.

Life is suddenly full of drama for Harley Jackson: A woman in a big red pickup has stolen his heart, a predatory developer is threatening to pave his family farm, and inside his barn is a calf bear

English chemist James Smithson never visited the United States, yet he bequeathed his estate to establish the Smithsonian Institution.

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The Caribbean Sea, 1675. Jacquotte Delahaye, the mixed-race daughter of a wealthy tavern owner, dreams of life at sea rather than marriage.

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