Col. Griffith J. Griffith and his wife, Tina, were the talk of the town, often spotted at theater openings or the opera. She was from a prominent society family. He was a formerly penniless Welsh ...

Believe it or not, the story behind this wonderfully dark yet beloved 1987 children's classic is even stranger than the movie ...

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Bookbinders historically used a toxic mixture of arsenic and copper to create the bright green color on book covers. Toxic books have been kept from public access in libraries and museums due to ...

Kerb weight has increased by 25kg over its predecessor, although the 1,170kg Supersport is still a flyweight among new cars. Zero to 62mph takes 3.9 seconds and subjectively feels even faster, the ...

The discovery suggests that there is a slow, persistent release of ancient carbon from rivers and raises questions about how that might alter as land use changes. Cover image: Vladimir Melnikov/Alamy.

The book’s authors write that Joe Biden was not honest with himself and his country about his decline. Credit: AP The tragedy of Biden is that he did beat Trump – but Biden did not defeat Trump.

Publishing this week: new fiction from Susan Choi, essays from Evan Osnos and memoir from Molly Jong-Fast. Plus, Melissa Febos reflects on her year of abstinence.

Choi took home the National Book Award for her previous novel, 2019's slim, slippery Trust Exercise, a formally inventive portrait of adolescence that the prize jury described as "timely, mesmerizing, ...