Washington Post Style "When you look at the charter that was signed by President Lincoln, it is still the only time in the history of the world where a government recognized the right and the needs of students who are deaf, hard of hearing and deaf-blind to have access to Read more ... higher education..."

Phonak Seven. You rock! Upworthy Deaf Dogs Rock Dogs for the Deaf, Inc. Hearing Dogs for Deaf People

HuffPost Impact The Starbucks location offers jobs to people who are deaf, and makes ordering easier for deaf customers.

HuffPost Lifestyle See ya soon, Cuba!

CNN Politics On a beautiful January day in 1961, three Marines walked out of the American Embassy building in Havana and lowered the flag that had been flying proudly outside. They didn't realize that flag would be the last to fly over the U.S. Embassy in Havana Read more ... for 54 years. Now, after a historic thaw in U.S.-Cuba relations this summer, they are returning to Havana for the reopening of the U.S. diplomatic post.

People.com He's gorgeous, tall and Deaf.

The New York Times - Travel A sense of mingled excitement and apprehension is in the air at the 12th Havana Biennial, a monthlong series of art exhibitions.

The New York Times - Lens - Photography Inside the Havana Biennial with photos by Lisette Poole for The New York Times.

NPR A look at the offerings finds everything from "beautiful colonial rooms" in the heart of Havana" for $27 to "a holiday sanctuary" villa on the outskirts of Havana for $1000.

Ann Permin Something CNN hasn't thought about the driver of the car. In the train crash. WAS SHE DEAF? I was raised with totally deaf parents. Living in Chicago I had to listen for them. They can't hear people yelling at her and its so shameful no one r Read more ... an to pull or push her across ran to her. Look to see if she was DEAF. JUST A SIMPLE THING LIKE THAT IS ON A Drivers license. Or her implant wasn't working. That is the real factor. Sad no one got out ran grab her run across. What ever was closer. I'm sure she was DEAF