Research has found that reading consistently can improve memory, reduce stress, and may even be linked to a longer lifespan.

Letter writers address zebra born at York's Wild Kingdom, Rep. Read's Gaza blockade run, banned books, Trump and the military ...

An accident may have cost Linda Pestana the ability to move, but nothing is stopping her from sharing her story in the hopes of helping others.

New distractions and diversions are precipitously driving down the share of young people who are reading for pleasure.

Like many people, I'm hopelessly addicted to my phone. I can't help randomly picking it up throughout the day; placing it ...

"A book ban, to us, is any time a book that was previously available to a student is no longer available based on the content of the book," Meehan says.

In fact, national data spanning 20 years reveals that only 16% of Americans report reading for pleasure (as reported by Astor ...

Since kicking off early this year, “Stuff Your Kindle Day” will continue with a wide range of events in September. For a limited time, hundreds to thousands of e ...

Reading books and listening to audiobooks tap into different elements of cognition, each with their own benefits. So which ...

The amazing athenaeum of a modern-day Renaissance man who lived in Rittenhouse Square will be part of an upcoming estate sale ...

Choose Your Own Adventure novel “At the Mountains of Madness” reimagines H.P. Lovecraft’s horror tale for young audiences via ...

As a CFR fellow of more than twenty years, Max Boot has traced the ups and downs of American foreign policy. He chatted with ...