The former Speaker discusses how she hastened Joe Biden’s decision to drop out, her new memoir, and not getting “doggy ...

They’re playing footsie and giggling like schoolgirls. The overhyped orzo-biryani entrée that would make every Indian and ...

This fervently romantic adaptation of a novel by Colleen Hoover, about a businesswoman confronting a legacy of abuse, ...

We were lying on their bed. We were trying to be still and not ruin anything else. Soon we might even fall into sleep, our least disruptive state of being.

Georgians are bracing for a crucial election this October. Will the opposition stave off the country’s turn to Russian-style ...

The show is poised as the inheritor of the prestige TV mantle, but it doesn’t quite look or act like what we’ve come to ...

Lawlessness and violence was allowed because the relationship between the military and the settlers on the ground became so symbiotic. It is now so symbiotic that it’s not clear any more where the ...

After the Supreme Court ruled in favor of tribal interests, suddenly nearly half of the state was Native territory. What ...

The Democrats’ new favorite attack line has less to do with their opponents’ distance from the norm than with their desired level of control.

Having suffered a series of legal and regulatory setbacks in recent years, the cryptocurrency industry is pouring millions of ...

In the early days, the boys like to play games. Rock, paper, scissors––loser has to admit his crush. Now, raise your hand if ...