
Eight Great Reads
A list of compelling stories about the year 1491, elite students who can't read books, and more

A list of compelling stories about the year 1491, elite students who can't read books, and more

Iran’s supreme leader promised no peace and no war. But the moment of choice has come.

On the street with an elite police unit as it combats a crime wave

Can she say no?

In two years, the U.S. will mark its 250th birthday, and the left doesn’t seem to care—giving up on America’s symbols and its very meaning.

Sometimes, it’s funny to sound terrible.


Fans can do this in their head.

Sandra Cisneros showed us how to be free.

This year, I won’t be celebrating Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

Culture and entertainment musts from Andrew Aoyama

The author, who has never shied away from criticizing Korean culture, has also given South Korea its first Nobel Prize in Literature.

In a new memoir, Al Pacino promises to reveal the person behind the actor. But is he holding something back?

How Harris and Trump are appealing to voters in states that could determine the election

A longtime conservative, alienated by Trumpism, tries to come to terms with life on the moderate edge of the Democratic Party.

Human attempts to control the weather are gaining momentum, but hurricanes are simply too powerful to harness.

And how to deal with being bad at it for a while

Peek behind the disco music, and you’ll find Richard Burton fighting Martians and Keith Moon warbling the Beatles.

Campaigning in Pennsylvania, both Donald Trump and Barack Obama landed on a similar, aggressive line of attack: They don’t care about you.

Alan Hollinghurst’s and Lore Segal’s later writing takes two different approaches to growing old.