books. “When my dad first brought home the internet in 1992, I remember the first two things he said to me,” Green says. “He was like, ‘This is gonna change the world.’ And I said ...

“This is the work of my life now.” Back when Green finished writing the book, “I really felt like we were at a moment of inflection with tuberculosis.” A good new vaccine candidate had emerge ...

The book is full of all the requisite facts and figures but ... “I love writing about Indianapolis,” Green says. “I feel like it’s a fascinating place to write about, and there’s lots of cool stuff ...

I feel like some Minnesotans may be surprised, though, that Green Book sites were here in Minnesota, not just in the Deep South. For people who may not be familiar with this just part of history ...

There may never be a quiet news day again – it can seem like the length of a week’s ... It relates to the Green Book, a travel guide published from 1936-67 that listed hotels, summer camps ...