Author: Connie Schultz, USA TODAY

Why I’m paying attention to Prince Harry’s memoir, ‘Spare’: Sharing his Afghanistan service, he hopes to help ‘reduce the number of suicides.’

Cleveland’s baseball team has not won a World Series since 1948. This year turned out to be no different, except it is different in almost every way.

The bigger conversation, the one we need to be having, is about why we make accommodations for people with disabilities, both visible and invisible.

Generation Z is always thinking about gun violence. It’s time to listen to young people about guns and gun safety.

In the face of false, dangerous rhetoric, we don’t owe anyone silence. This is the truth: COVID is real and more than 1 million Americans have died.

‘You need to tell that story, that one in 1 in 3 families cannot afford to keep their babies clean and dry.’ A diaper bank story.

When you’re little, you don’t want to be empty-handed on Mother’s Day. I speak from uneasy experience, after I had once failed to anticipate this.

We don’t know what she thinks of her husband’s slap. But she’s been outspoken about her journey with hair loss in a culture unfriendly to bald women.

Kristen Grant says she hasn’t broken any rules. School officials say she exploited a loophole. Who is this 37-year-old mom?