A Kirkus Best Book of 2024  An "impeccably researched book" (Michelle Bowdler) about intimate abuse, campus politics, and the narratives we choose to belie...

And some speculation about why.

Government lawyers who think that the Trump Administration is subverting justice are facing a quandary: Should they stay or should they go?

“Ply,” by Hernan Diaz, is set in a dystopian future where the state has been dismantled and one company controls the energy supply.

An radical troll got unmasked — and then spilled the beans.

CNN won’t be able to join President Trump on a Saturday trip to Tennessee. He had banned CNN and two other news outlets from the White House, but a court order on Thursday restored their access.

YouTube, TikTok and Meta have all turned down the trailer for the Oct. 9 doc, citing “political” content. X won't even take Bleecker Street's calls. The distributor is appealing.

Trump’s recent kerfuffle with the press is a preview of his next era.

Trump’s recent kerfuffle with the press is a preview of his next era.

Its suppression is highly irregular and disturbing.

Joseph Kutzko was charged with assaulting the child in January 2025, not long before the child was removed from the family’s home. Mother Arlene Kutzko was charged with witness intimidation in connect...

Cybersecurity experts told NBC News they were concerned that fundamental issues of cybersecurity weren’t being addressed.

The Justice Department’s gutted Civil Rights Division is rebuilding with lawyers steeped in conservative advocacy and Republican politics with a new mission to wage partisan fights and defend gun rights, a Bloomberg Law analysis found.

A majority of justices decided not to make the coming election needlessly more chaotic than it already is.