Noah Bressner

"It's about really big ideas, the biggest ideas in humankind, and it's also an incredibly violent struggle."

The historian has written an introduction for a new volume of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

Mamdani's momentum has made him a rising star in Democratic politics.

Democrts are pointing to what happened yesterday to Alex Padilla as a crossing-the-Rubicon moment.

U.S. presidents have been presented with gifts ranging from books to diamonds, and even animals.

The Pentagon denied reports saying Hegseth sent details of planned attacks in Yemen in a Signal chat group that included his wife.

Based on 300+ interviews over 18 months, "2024" promises revelations about "how Trump and his advisers overcame a dozen primary challengers, four indictments, two assassination attempts, and his own past mistakes to defeat the Democrats."

The book features interviews with major business and political leaders — including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, fashion legend Tory Burch, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R), Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D).

It's become the most anticipated international hockey game in over a decade.

Of the 100 top domestic grossing films in 2024, 42% had female protagonists.

Trump-driven news cycles could be like nothing we've seen in the last four years.

Republicans in particular don't want to hear it.

Investors like Apple's long-awaited AI advancements.

The stunning, decade-long Israeli plot helped devastate Hezbollah operations.

Former President Clinton's third thriller comes out next year.

The writing partnership has already produced two bestselling novels. Their first, "The President is Missing," sold 3.8 million copies.

As rain falls across the region, officials warn it's unlikely to have much impact on many of the fires.

A perfect storm fueled by the unrelenting pace of historic headlines has conspired to test America and its democracy.

Newspapers are grappling with growing polarization and fears of political retribution.

In an election this close, big shifts in any group — even small ones — have the potential to decide the outcome.