Moises, a Chick-fil-A cashier, surprised a 4-year-old who's deaf by using ASL to communicate — prompting Luca to sign his name for the first time.

"Neville has settled in so well with his new family and is loving life in his forever home," the shelter told Newsweek.

As high school volleyball numbers explode across the country, the Texas School for the Deaf Rangers have their own challenges ...

In this post-fight interview, boxer Ben Crocker shares his excitement and confidence as he expresses his readiness to step up ...

A Morris County, New Jersey man is suing Easton Police, Northampton County, and others, saying he was arrested without having an ASL interpreter. The plaintiff, Alex Veman, filed a federal lawsuit. He ...

The final debate of the 2025 Presidential Election campaign will kick off tonight on RTÉ's Prime Time. The live broadcast will be presented by Miriam O'Callaghan and Sarah McInerney and begins at ...

A man-eating plant, musical harmonies and peculiar love story continue to make the horror musical “Little Shop of Horrors” a ...

Colts cheerleader Morgan McLain minored in ASL in college and learned how to sign from her professors who were deaf.

When you need to train your deaf dog, it makes sense to teach them using American Sign Language, the established language for ...

Why World War III no longer feels like a remote prospect. Early this fall, Germany's leader Friedrich Merz assured reporters ...