From picture books to graphic novels, fantasy to family fun, these must-read books have the power to hook kids of any gender. Some are cultural touchstones that belong in every kid's library. Others ...

It's my Party Prop Sheet! Have you ever been to a Super Bowl party where everyone chips in a few bucks and fills out a prop sheet? Well, this is exactly what we're doing here! You don't even have ...

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With the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles set to kick off at the Superdome in New Orleans, let's dive into Super Bowl prop bets and picks from our panel of experts, while offering up the ...

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“He’ll be the most popular prop player,” Westgate vice president of race and sports John Murray said. “He’ll probably outpace Travis Kelce by a pretty big distance is my guess.

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“Caesars and the Caesars Superdome hold a special place in prop betting history dating back to Super Bowl XX in 1986. This year, our Super Bowl LIX prop betting menu is designed to live up to ...

The trending book stands offer a way to prop open your read of the moment without stretching its spine. It also allows you to show off the cover and hold your page placement — some even give you a ...

It has been tempting to view the C.I.A. as omniscient. Yet Coll’s chastening new book about the events leading up to the Iraq War, in 2003, shows just how often the agency was flying blind.