Nicole Carpenter is a senior reporter specializing in investigative features about labor issues in the game industry, as well as the business and culture of games. There has, indeed, been ...

Dangle, flow, clappers and biscuits: read these hockey romance books if the NHL playoffs don't have enough chili peppers for your taste Lizz Schumer is the senior books editor at PEOPLE.

Taylor, told the justices that Montgomery County Public Schools violated the First Amendment by denying opt-out requests for books that "contradict their religious beliefs," even while allowing ...

We had so much fun with last year’s Best Books of the 21st Century list that we’re back with another literary extravaganza. Next week, the Book Review will unveil a five-day challenge that ...

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The philanthropist's new book 'The Next Day' is out now — and it's filled with stories from the biggest transitions of her life Maria Pasquini is the senior news editor for the human interest ...

The Supreme Court’s conservative majority on Tuesday signaled it will require schools to provide opt-outs for parents who have religious objections to LGBTQ+ books read in elementary schools ...

Fox News Channel's Dana Perino has advice she wants to share, and she’s put it in writing. The New York Times bestselling author's latest book, "I Wish Someone Had Told Me: The Best Advice for ...

The Pulitzer prize-winning historian offers up the second book in his trilogy on the American Revolution. This installment focuses on the middle years, as King George reckons with the costs of ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released its latest edition of the Beige Book, which summarizes economic conditions in each of the Fed's 12 regional districts and is published eight times a year.

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Wahl’s statement doesn’t include the names of specific books or content that might be deemed “sexually explicit” under the state law which remain shelved in the children and teen sections.