The Harrowing Ardor of Heather Lewis
Her fiction was miscast as merely transgressive. Rather, her novels were interested in understanding life in its most unvarnished and unmediated.
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Shield Laws Are the Fault Line in the Battle Over Abortion Access
New York’s shield law was designed to protect providers mailing medication abortion pills out of state. But a New York provider is facing legal...
Read MoreFrom the Archives: Judy Holliday, Winner of Oscar, Dies of Cancer
Reporting from NEW YORK (AP) — Judy Holliday, who won an Oscar and a niche in theatrical history for her performance as the junk dealer’s...
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Sketch Artists Get Their Day in Court
REVIEW: ‘Drawn Testimony: My Four Decades as a Courtroom Sketch Artist’ by Jane Rosenberg
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Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo launches NYC mayoral bid
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo launched his bid for New York City mayor with a video posted on his X account Saturday, a development that followed...
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The Gilded Age Never Ended
Plutocrats, anarchists, and what Henry James grasped about the romance of revolution.
Read MoreFrom the Archives: Songwriter Cole Porter Dies
Cole Porter, 71, one of America’s great song and musical comedy writers, died Thursday night in St. John’s Hospital, Santa Monica. He was...
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The five best thrillers of all time, according to novelist Paula Hawkins
Need a grippy, twisty read? Let the author of ‘The Girl on the Train’ recommend her favourite crime novels
Read MoreFormer US Navy Member Pleads Guilty to Plotting Iranian Terror Attack Against America
A former Navy sailor has pleaded guilty to charges he sought to attack Great Lakes Naval Station in North Chicago, Illinois, as part of an Iranian...
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Trump and Musk Delight in the Sounds of Human Suffering With Sick “ASMR” Immigrant Video
On Tuesday afternoon, the official White House X account posted a video showing men in Seattle shackled by the wrists and ankles about to be boarded...
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