Organized pressure groups, not individual parents, are leading the fight to remove books from shelves, according to a new report from the American Library Association.

Dark Patterns #5 on Wednesday, and you can check out the official preview of the issue below… Case 02: “The Voice of the Tower”—Part II As tensions rise between the inhabitants of Scarface Tower and ...

The winning numbers in Saturday's drawing of the "New York Take 5" game were: 11, 16, 20, 28, 32 (eleven, sixteen, twenty, twenty-eight, thirty-two) ...

A searing March heatwave, a vanishing spring and Himalayan glacier retreat points to a deeper climate shift now underway ...

During this rebound, the electronics manufacturing sector has emerged as a bright spot. Companies in this sector reported ...

If Madison Booker's style of play doesn't remind you of Kevin Durant (it should), her jersey certainly will, both in color ...

Recent reports have claimed that Honor may hold a launch event in June in China to unveil a vertically folding phone, possibly the Honor Magic V2 Flip, and a book-style foldable. The latter will ...

Global private equity deal activity continued at its robust pace, remaining at the elevated levels witnessed in 2024, ...

The defined-benefit pension market is slowly shrinking as the number of scheme members declines. Meanwhile, the ...

The 60th anniversary book honors and highlights material on Charlie Munger, the late vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, ...

Profit margins in the industry range between 5% and 10% when things are going well, so “if a quarter of your book doesn’t ...

The surprising cause of fasting’s regenerative powers The enduring popularity of intermittent fasting has been fed by ...