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Peter Frampton made rock and roll history in the 1970s when his two-disc "Frampton Comes Alive" sold 11 million copies, more than any other live album up to that point.

Now, the veteran guitarist and singer-songwriter is ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — Philly justice takes on many forms, from the storied Eagles court at Veterans Stadium for drunk and unruly fans to the Philadelphia court of public opinion, which has ruled in favor of everything from ...Read more

NEW YORK — Like Jim Jacobs, who conjured up “Grease” from his 1950s experiences at Chicago’s Taft High School, S.E. Hinton penned “The Outsiders” from watching a rivalry between two rival gangs explode at her ...Read more

What happens a decade after you release what was — at the time — the biggest selling double-live album in music history?

Not much, in the case of Peter Frampton whose career was at a near-standstill in 1986, 10 years ...Read more

For Nelly Vaquera-Boggs, the plastic tarps that cover strawberry fields in Monterey County, California, when they are being fumigated with toxic chemicals offer little comfort — especially when those fields are close to ...Read more

Democrats have a tendency to elevate short-term political gain above more comprehensive strategies — sometimes with results they later regret. Harry Reid’s “nuclear option” on federal judges comes to mind as an ...Read more

A 17-year-old boy with shaggy blond hair stepped onto the scale at Tri-River Family Health Center in Uxbridge, Massachusetts.

After he was weighed, he headed for an exam room decorated with decals of planets and cartoon ...Read more

For the first time in years, Jay Ortengren has seen his 16-year-old son, Ethan, reach milestone after milestone as he lives with a severe form of autism.

Ortengren and his family uprooted their lives in search of the best...Read more

Shortly after wrapping up an inaugural legislative session in 2019 that included hiking the state’s minimum wage, legalizing cannabis and passing a historic $45 billion statewide construction program supported by ...Read more

Countless times, Kenda Sutton-El, a Virginia doula, has witnessed her Black pregnant clients being dismissed or ignored by clinicians.

One woman was told by doctors that swelling, pain and warmth in her leg was normal, ...Read more

In a glimmer of progress for the daunting task of reducing air travel’s climate impact, a newly built plant in rural Georgia is expected to begin pumping out the world’s first commercial quantities of a new type of ...Read more

If you are scrambling to get your child's attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder prescription refilled, you are definitely not alone. Families across the U.S. have been dealing with an ADHD medication shortage first ...Read more

It’ll be just one short answer on one government form, a few jots that figure to have only a limited impact on any individual’s day-to-day life.

But for Neda Sasani, 44, merely having the chance to respond to one of ...Read more

Q: I own a car with an 8-speed automatic transmission and manual shifters. If I am approaching a red light 50-100 yards away, am I better off downshifting or gently applying the brakes? Does repeated downshifting do long ...Read more

For pregnant Latinas, food choices could reduce the risk of preeclampsia, a dangerous type of high blood pressure, and a diet based on cultural food preferences, rather than on U.S. government benchmarks, is more likely to...Read more

A Kansas bill could consider a photo of a same-sex couple holding hands pornographic, some Democratic lawmakers warn.

They say a bill aimed at barring children from accessing online material considered harmful to minors ...Read more

DEAR ABBY: My niece, "Elle," and her husband, "Liam," have been self-employed for 20 years, but due to the economy, Liam decided to go into the workforce. He is now employed at a state job with great pay and benefits for ...Read more

It has all the el­e­ments of a high-pro­file con­gres­sio­nal race in No­vem­ber: pro­voc­a­tive ads, mil­lions of dol­lars in fund­rais­ing and cam­paign spend­ing, and two can­di­dates — a fa­vored ...Read more