Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, said she had zero concerns about former President Joe Biden’s mental acuity while he was in the White House. Crockett was the only other lawmaker besides House ...

“I Stutter” has earned plaudits, most recently a News and Documentary Emmy Award for the New York Times. It is part of a series Robinson has done for the Times on disability issues and how the ...

The conference challenges faced by scientists who stutter Presenting and networking at events can be daunting for researchers with a stammer or other speech disability. Here’s how colleagues can ...

People who stutter vary in how open they are about it, said Vivian Sisskin, a clinical professor in the department of hearing and speech sciences at the University of Maryland. On one side is ...

More than 70 million people stutter worldwide — including about 3 million in the U.S. alone — and the condition is four times more common in men than women.

"This is a book I wish I could have read during a more uncertain time of my life," Hendrickson says. "Kids who stutter, kids with disabilities and kids in general are resilient.

People who stutter may also experience muscle tension during speech and exhibit secondary behaviors, such as tics and grimaces. People who stutter often react to their experience of stuttering ...

Annie Glenn with her husband, the astronaut John Glenn, at Cape Canaveral in Florida in 1962. At the time, she had a severe stutter. “I could never get through a whole sentence,” she once said.

John's stutter is better than when he was a boy, when long debilitating blocks would stop him from reaching the end of a word. But he still can struggle to say his own name and ordering a sandwich ...

England beat India off the final ball at Edgbaston, sealing a consolation win as the visitors claim the T20 series 3-2.