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Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Evelyn Farkas, discusses the potential response of the United States to recent attacks and the dangerous situ...

Come and Get It is Kiley Reid’s breathlessly anticipated follow-up to her 2020 Booker long-listed triumph Such a Fun Age, which was lauded as an essential and nuanced satire of white privilege, racial microaggressions and gender politics. Published just before the Black Lives Matter movement, it became a key work…

Following her bestselling debut Such a Fun Age, Reid has turned to campus life for her new book Come and Get It. She talks class, money and why becoming a mother has made her a better writer

John Munch is gone but not forgotten from Law & Order: SVU following Richard Belzer's death thanks to a Season 25 premiere toast.

On Friday, I wrote a post that totaled nearly 6,000 words about the New York Times bombshell report on Dobbs. My initial goal was to simply lay out all of the new disclosures--and there were many of them. Now, I've had some time to think about this new information. Here,…

Some background for the motion to keep defendant in jail pending trial (U.S. v. Alexia N. Willie a/k/a Jason Lee Willie (S.D. Ill.)): In a recorded interview … at the Sheriff's office, Kennedy, the man with whom WILLIE resides, said that he previously had called the FBI about threats made…

Capcom has put a massive amount of effort into its upcoming expansion that it’s releasing for the princely sum of zero bucks on December 8.

The WWE has been the home to various pro wrestlers over the years, and yes, even the most legendary of superstars have been let go in its history.

Goals from Steph Catley and Stina Blackstenius gave Arsenal victory as Khiara Keating made a late error having earlier saved Kim Little’s penalty

When public school counselors are in short supply, should chaplains be allowed to fill the gap? From law expert Charles J. Russo.

When Louisiana passed a law in August 2023 requiring public schools to post “In God We Trust” in every classroom – from elementary school to college – the author of the bill claimed to be following a long-held tradition of displaying the national motto, most notably on U.S. currency.