The Saturday Evening Post

“While living in Buffalo, a Rust Belt city where many old buildings were abandoned but never torn down, I became fascinated by the unusual tactics of a younger generation to save these historic structures,” says Freehill-Maye. She explores this pheno

It’s a nightmare almost impossible to imagine, especially given today’s advanced science: Just 100 years ago, a deadly flu swept the world, killing 50 to 100 million people in only about a year — up to 5 percent of everyone on Earth. Gone, just like

Fans of great screen acting can’t ask for more than Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce as a long-married literary couple whose lifetime of shared secrets catches up with them on the night the hubby accepts the Nobel Prize for Literature. Based on Meg Wol

After John Ajemian was tragically killed in a bicycle accident in 2006, his brother Roger, who had set up an email account for his brother in 2002 and occasionally shared it, wanted to access the account in order to contact John’s friends and associa

Snuggle up with this custom throw that doubles as a striking textile statement for your home. Felt pieces are secured by punching their fibers into the purchased throw with a needle-felting tool from the craft store. “The throw was relatively inexpen

Don’t define Billy Bob Thornton by the roles he chooses. He hasn’t lost that aura of being a down-home Arkansas country boy, but he’s also an award-winning actor, filmmaker, poet, and musician. He’s been married six times, yet he remains a romantic.

The 1918 flu pandemic seemingly came out of nowhere and spread like wildfire, burning its way through every continent except Antarctica. Unlike previous flu outbreaks, this one targeted healthy young adults, killing so many so quickly that hospitals

Scientists estimate there are about 26,000 polar bears in the world. The bears have been categorized into 19 different groups, and they live in Arctic regions across five different countries: The U.S. (in Alaska), Canada, Greenland, Russia, and Norwa

Can eating green “superfood powder” color one’s skin? A.T., Amelia, Virginia While eating too many carotene-rich carrots can turn skin orange, green food powder should not give you a green tinge. If it does, stop taking the product!” says Kristi Kin

Dramatic advances in technology are expanding our understanding of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). “The brain is incredibly complex, but the tools that have been and are being developed are extremely powerful, and we are making progress,” says Dr. Martin F