Bryant is the founder ... Robert Kennedy, and John F. Kennedy tore at the soul of America. The loss of these leaders created a vacuum of hope, yet the Civil Rights Movement persisted.

Kobe Bryant's close friends are opening up about ... "Because as a parent, and as a wife, but as a parent, you never think you're going to lose your child." Gary Vitti, the former head of ...

By the late 1960s, she was among the entertainers joining Bob Hope on ... Anita Bryant, seen after receiving the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 1986 in New York City. (John Barrett/PHOTOlink ...

Thinking out loud … while wondering if some of us learn from the mistakes of others, do the rest of us have to be the others? Time to take the temperature of the Rhode Island Four — the ...

People share where they were when they heard that Kobe Bryant had been killed in a helicopter crash and the impact of his ...

Financial literacy is the civil rights issue for this generation, writes entrepreneur and Operation Hope founder John Hope Bryant ... resources office of your new job, and there on the table ...

Folk duo the Bengsons talk about soundtracking the Broadway show 'All In,' covering the Magnetic Fields, making autobiographical music, and more ...

For almost two decades, she had a smooth run — entertaining troops on U.S.O. tours with Bob Hope ... Bryant’s cause is never defined too clearly,” John J. O’Connor wrote in his New ...

Bryant declared a landslide victory. Anita Bryant kisses her husband, Bob Green, on June 7, 1977, the day voters repealed the county’s gay-rights ordinance. John Pineda Miami Herald archives ...

I don’t want this season to end.” Frank Emmet was 7 when he attended his first game at Griffith Stadium in Northwest D.C.