The Beautiful and the Damned: Spiritualists of the Lower East Side.

The psychology of why we're continually seduced by marketing ploys and slogans like, "Hey, you never know"

In the most awkward half-hour in televised sports, Chicago wins the NBA draft lottery and a shot at Memphis point guard Derrick Rose.

Hashtagging Rihanna's pizza dress, Gosling's cereal and Uncle Denzel is an act of communal redemption

Stephen Miller and Jared Kushner's immigration plan is DOA in the Senate. Trump will try to implement it anyway

America may soon look a lot more like "Downton Abbey" than the Land of Opportunity

In this collection of light, often interconnected stories, characters move in rarefied social circles where fate rewards the guilty and even tragedy has a silver lining.

Republicans now control 20 out of the 28 state legislatures responsible for redistricting in 2021

Last year, Trump thought he could find a way to hang on. Now he's more worried about staying out of prison

"The Quiet American" director Phillip Noyce compares George W. to the dunderhead hero of Graham Greene's Vietnam novel -- and finds scary parallels between U.S. foreign policy then and now.

Clinton talks of possibly decades-long occupations and orderly regime changes, yet somehow Sanders is the fantasist

"For Schiff, today’s vote was thrilling, in ways that only a court-appointed psychiatrist could fully appreciate"

The only thing worse than the candidates this year is the shockingly biased liberal press. Plus: A frankfurter geography of America.

His newest novel, which treads similar ground as "Money," features an oddly sentimental turn

It turns out that for the past three years, they haven't existed.