Air strikes across Lebanon, on the heels of last week’s pager and walkie-talkie explosions, have left the country in a state ...

First-Person Documentary in the 1990s” takes its title from the opening-night feature, by Steven Bognar—about his ...

Andrew Marantz on undecided voters; the case for having lots of kids; Katy Perry becomes the joke; and has Trump’s luck ...

In “Hannah’s Children,” an economist and mother of eight interviews highly educated women with large families—and examines ...

A new book by two New York Times investigative reporters comprehensively debunks the notion that Trump is a good businessman.

In his previous novels about gay life, Hollinghurst has eroticized racial difference; in “Our Evenings,” he politicizes it.

of dying, from hemlock unbeknownst to me in my garden. Unbeknownst, I picked a pretty hemlock bouquet, mistaking it for wild ...

After a long tour of duty in the Marvel universe, the Romanian-born actor is conquering the festival circuit, with starring ...

Lauren Boebert has a “tribal” design on her midriff, but there’s competition from John Fetterman and the tattoo caucus—and ...

A masterly biography of the author of “Goodbye to Berlin” and “A Single Man,” this book captures the intricacies of a ...

The artist’s posthumous album is less an expression of her journey than a guide for the rest of us—a last gift.

Don Luigi Ciotti leads an anti-Mafia organization, and for decades he has run a secret operation that liberates women from ...