A new race has begun in the halls where presidents pretend to be gods and generals rehearse the next apocalypse. But this time, it’s not an atomic bomb. It’s something more insidious. Something that ...

The 2025 horror movie slate features the return of more than five horror franchises, awaited adaptations, and many great original stories.

While many governments are still grappling with the rules and regulations needed to ... It is far less insidious than the shadowy tactics employed by some states, which have undermined elections ...

It’s bad enough that there were no survivors of the tragic plane crash that occurred just outside of Washington, D.C. last ...

Pankaj Mishra’s latest book, The World after Gaza, looks at the recent Gaza conflict—where Israel unleashed violence on Gaza ...

While the age of streaming has led to the collapse of regional boundaries and made our film industries more fluid, few actors ...

The nature of his complaint is especially insidious. Griffin and the North ... litigation that seeks to rewrite our state’s election rules — and, as a result, remove the right to vote in ...

While these conversations are important, regulators are yet to acknowledge the root of the problem—algorithmic ... the collection of evidence. A more insidious and inconspicuous anti-competitive ...

unwritten race rules, they failed to connect those barriers to the present-day. They couldn’t see how those racist ideas took root, or the efforts it took to overcome them. Nor could they ...

When the Ensemble Theatre does drama right, it's a thing of theatrical beauty. Usually, this means they've blessed us with one of the company's consistently superlative August Wilson productions or ...