Reading

Read Across America Day is celebrated on Dr. Seuss' birthday and is traditionally synonymous with the author.

Read Across America Day was originally synonymous with the author of "The Cat in the Hat" and "Green Eggs and Ham."

While her mother served as a substitute, Stephany Hume still logged on to read and answer questions for her students after an emergency surgery.

He made the comments while campaigning in Pennsylvania Saturday and has suggested the election will be decided in the high court in the days or weeks after November 3.

With so many early learning apps and online programs available, how do you know which one to choose?

Thinking about how to improve your child's reading habits? With these 14 effective ways, your child will develop a good reading habit.

Focused on both academic and personal skills, HOMER develops confident learners and makes learning at home easier than ever before.

Twelve years after author Stephanie Meyers shelved the young adult novel, "Midnight Sun," the book has finally been released.

When you consider practicality and cost-effectiveness, online reading is a more reliable study option compared to the traditional classroom.

Summer is a time for vacation and fun, and with HOMER, you can take thousands of stories and reading activities wherever you go!

The U.S. Ambassador to the U.K. confirmed that an American man was killed in the Reading terror attack. The victim was named by CBS Philly as Joe Ritchie-Bennett.

Multiple people were stabbed Saturday at the site of a recurring Black Lives Matter demonstration in Reading, a large town in England.

Nothing provides a better escape than the pages of a good book. The Newsweek staff has chosen some of the best of this season's fiction and nonfiction that should keep your mind far away from viruses all the way through Labor Day.

"Netflix makes it easy to browse for something new to watch, and while many libraries have virtual browsing experiences, let's face it, they aren't exactly easy to navigate with any real success."

While you're grounded and social distancing, you can still travel the globe through the pages of these novels whose setting is often the main character.

Researchers quizzed over 1,500 fifth graders for their study.

Newsweek's top fiction and nonfiction spring books to entertain and excite your imagination from the blustery days of late winter until the sun shines in the spring.

With the arrival of the new year comes a flurry of new books we can't wait to devour.

Here are our top picks for the best new fiction and nonfiction as the leaves start to change color and the autumn air turns crisp.

"We've had coyotes sort of in and around the yard, but nothing ever close to this," the owner of the dog, Grace Tully, said after her friend protected the small pet from the jaws of the coyote.

Here are some of the upcoming releases, or recent releases, we're particularly excited about.

When the education secretary is outside Washington, she is an advocate for reading. Once back inside the Beltway, she ducks into a backroom and champions radical cuts.

"You don't read, remember! Maybe Barron will read it to you…" John Dean, Richard Nixon's White House counsel, tweeted on Saturday.

Memory-inducing font was created by typographic designers and psychologists.

Pew poll shows the issue hits both Democrats and Republicans.

Ahead of a scheduled summit with President Donald Trump, North Korean officials have apparently been reading a book he'd probably rather they skip over.

A neural network model created by Alibaba bested its flesh-and-blood opponents on a 100,000-question test.

An artificial intelligence algorithm outperformed humans in a reading comprehension test for the first time.

Some books promote early learning better than others, researchers say.

Fewer than half of students in California from third to fifth grade met the literacy standards for the state since 2015.