The lines kept playing in my mind, like a song. I asked a few people, neighbors, street sellers, drivers, ’What are you going ...

Six readers on learning kindness, valuing allies and venerating the law of war.

In her arresting debut, How I Bend Into More (Palimpsest Press, 135 pages, $22), Tea Gerbeza uses visual and lyric techniques in a long poem that, while it centres her experience with scoliosis and ...

Christopher de Vinck reflects on the coconut vendor he met outside of the Vatican, after meeting John Paul II. Power is not ...

Dark academia movies and TV shows have a theme that deals with the cost of curiosity and morality that comes with the mysterious elements in the narrative.

Mr. Mendelsohn, the author of “An Odyssey: A Father, a Son, and an Epic,” recently published a new translation of the ...

The 1983 revolution in Grenada was a major moment of the Cold War era — and writer Zilla Jones grew up hearing stories about its connection to her own family. Jones transports readers back to that ...

After the bloodiest war in U.S. history, an enlisted soldier in the Union Army was assigned to recover war dead from Southern battlefields. Brevet Lt.-Col. Edmund B. Whitman mapped out an intricate ...

I later worked on his re-election campaign, forging another important bond and carrying forward those Biden principles. As a ...

A new biography traces the ascent of a man who made the postwar right at once urbane, combative, and camera-ready.

As a fantasy film, The Odyssey is an unusual project from Christopher Nolan, but this could make it his most surprising and ...

Israeli media outlets have highlighted significant rifts between the US administration and the Israeli government, ...