The painting hung on the wall of a home for years, unnoticed and forgotten, until one day it fell.

Hippocrates (ca. 460–375 bc) brought medicine out of the realm of the superstitious and into the light of testing and observation.

In the midst of colorful creations made from old plastic bottles cut to resemble feathers and even lampshades, a tour guide at a New Orleans Museum shared the thinking behind the use of such material.

An older man jogging down a street in New York City stopped in his tracks when he noticed a pair of battered sneakers placed near a homeless man’s sign requesting help.

On a sunny afternoon, I drew with sidewalk chalk with the Sudanese family next door.

Brenda and Eddie got in the car and began their Thursday evening ritual. “Where would you like to eat?” “Oh, Eddie, I don’t care, anywhere is fine, really.”

It was Tuesday at the gym, so the people walking around the track were supposed to go clockwise.