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  • The Senate has passed a sweeping immigration bill, widely seen as the product of the "Gang of 8," a group that includes Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz. (left), and Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. The two shook hands before Thursday's final vote.
    Senate Approves Sweeping Immigration Overhaul, In Final Vote
    In addition to putting millions of immigrants who illegally entered the United States on a path to citizenship, the bill includes measures that would punish employers who take advantage of immigrant workers, as well as provisions for border security. It remains to be seen how the immigration bill will be greeted in the House of Representatives.
  • Singer Nellie McKay with her longtime friend, Bob Dorough. The late composer was known as the musical keystone of the beloved <em>Schoolhouse Rock! </em>series.
    Singer Nellie McKay Celebrates Bob Dorough Of 'Schoolhouse Rock'
    McKay covers Dorough's "Small Day Tomorrow" on her upcoming album, Sister Orchid. She and the late composer, known his work on the beloved Schoolhouse Rock! series, were longtime friends.
  • Carried Away By The 'Night Soldiers'
    Author Jake Halpern is all about mood. When he's looking to deluge his senses, he turns to Night Soldiers. Whether ambling down Parisian streets on the eve of war or taking a crisp train ride through the Pyrenees, Alan Furst's prose takes him instantly there.
  • Summer Page-Turners
    Karen Grigsby Bates usually has a big stack of books to enjoy over the summer months. She shares four selections covering the gamut: from history to memoirs to children's books to cookbooks.
  • An honor guard carries an urn with the cremated remains of Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick and a folded American flag up the steps of the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday.
    Brian Sicknick, Capitol Police Officer Slain By Mob, Lies In Honor In Rotunda
    The cremated remains arrived with ceremony in a motorcade with members of Sicknick's family and were carried by colleagues into the Capitol. His urn rests on a pedestal next to a U.S. flag.
  • When It Comes To Food, You Can't 'Beat This' Book
    According to author Elizabeth Berg, Beat This! is more than just a cookbook — it's a humor book, a self-help book and a kind of bible.
  • President Joe Biden speaks about abortion access during a Democratic National Committee event at the Howard Theatre in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 18.
    Biden says he will push to codify Roe if Democrats keep the House and Senate
    The president is calling on Democrats — especially young voters — to turn out in the midterm elections to secure more seats in Congress.
  • Click If You Dare: 100 Favorite Horror Stories
    Trick or treat! A few years ago, we celebrated Frankenstein's 200th birthday by dedicating our annual reader poll to horror stories. This Halloween, check out our list of 100 spine-tingling tales.
  • Peeps in a pie: What could be more delicious? <strong>Scroll down for a chocolate and Peeps pie recipe.</strong>
    Rolling with My Peeps
    Nothing says spring to writer Howard Yoon like Peeps. The squishy, marshmallow animals have a devoted following. A chocolate marshallow pie is a perfect way to savor them.
  • Secrets And Lies: The Joy Of 'Smut'
    Playwright Alan Bennett offers a pair of deliciously devilish novellas about two middle-aged, middle-class British matrons — who aren't what they seem.
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