What started out as an idea is now an interactive book that allows kids to step into an adventure, while also teaching kids about epilepsy.

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In the new book “Murder in the Dollhouse,” Rich Cohen delves into the story of Jennifer Dulos and her husband, Fotis, who was ...

Kathleen Fidler began her career as a teacher, and went on to write prolifically from the mid 1940s to the 70s, penning the The ...

Family members in California and Minnesota publish a long-forgotten children's book, uniting three generations.

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AlphaEvolve makes large language models (LLMs) like Gemini better at solving complex computing and mathematical problems.