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The former director of the Project 2025 hard-right policy playbook has slammed the Trump campaign and accused two of Donald Trump’s top advisers of “malpractice.” “Trump should be running like...

After an attempted gang murder in the French city of Marseille last year, the police found what appeared to be a toy assault rifle, seemingly crafted from plastic and Lego...

One spring morning, one wet English morning, John Keats looked up at a rainbow and felt nothing. The colors that streaked across the sky in Hampstead should have awed him,...

Two cheers for new voices! Of the 16 productions scheduled to open on Broadway between now and the end of the year, 12 are new to the Boulevard of Broken...

The Ugandan man who was accused of killing Rebecca Cheptegei, his partner and Olympic long-distance runner, by dousing her with gasoline and setting her on fire, has died from burns...

Nine novels in, Liane Moriarty’s output falls somewhere between empire and institution: a reliable bastion of breezy yet propulsive storytelling, smartly informed by relevant issues of the day (infertility, wellness...

This is an installment of Visual Studies, a series that explores how images move through and shape culture. On July 13, in a “fight or flight” moment, Donald Trump demonstrated...

Lookout Mountain, Ala., 2014. A 70-year-old man called the Prophet lives alone in a dilapidated cabin in the woods. A former welder and drinker with possible wet brain and lung...

As the Olympic community grieves the tragic loss of a world-class marathon runner, the man allegedly responsible for her death has succumbed to injuries he sustained in the same brutal...

In New York, where state laws that extended the time to file sex abuse suits have lapsed, plaintiffs have found one remaining tool: Section 10-1105 of New York City’s administrative...