From neglected orphans to unjustly imprisoned convicts, these books exemplify a refusal to be content with life’s bad hands.

From a history of college sports and a handbook on campus free speech to an analysis of standardized tests, 2024 saw an ...

These are two themes that thread their way through this year’s recommended books and podcasts. By Christine Benz | Harriman ...

The novels and nonfiction we couldn’t stop thinking about this year—and in a year like this one, that’s saying something.

“Everyone Who is Gone is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis” by Jonathan Blitzer (Penguin, ...

Chief Creative Officer and publisher of DC Comics Jim Lee attends the Warner Bros. Premiere of "The Suicide Squad" at The ...

The first Congress began in 1789, and truth be told, it wasn’t really the first. The Confederation Congress met from 1781 ...

A British police officer was killed, and 10 demonstrators were wounded. In “My Friends,” a Libyan man named Khaled who was ...

The No. 1 book on the Times best seller list is “Melania.” Publisher, Skyhorse. Costs $40. The slim 184 pages explains her ...

How Economics Explains the World. By Andrew Leigh. Mariner Books; 240 pages; $26. Published in Britain as “The Shortest ...

These beautifully designed and illustrated books take readers into forgotten insurrections, the dreamy depths of childhood, a ...