This Book on World War I Changed How I Think of Nonfiction
Paul Fussell’s 50-year-old survey of trench warfare deserves a new generation of readers, our book critic writes.
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Are ‘Gripping,’ ‘Brilliant’ Book Blurbs on Their Way Out?
In a provocative essay, a major publisher announced that its authors will no longer be required to solicit glowing reviews ...
Abortion bans in US led to more births and infant deaths, especially among vulnerable groups
Abortion bans in the United States are exacerbating existing health disparities as births increase in high-risk populations and infant mortality rises disproportionately, new research suggests.
Sometimes the Best Gift Is Time Alone
Taking a four-day spa trip to Rome on her own turned out to be this writer’s dream getaway. But even just a museum visit or ...
Carmakers Nissan and Honda call off merger talks
Japanese carmakers Nissan and Honda said on Thursday they had agreed to end discussions on merging their businesses.
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A new must-read novel for all ages offers timeless wisdom
What ultimate wisdom rises up through this story of Grace, and how can she inform us as we walk, rush, and linger through ...
NCW summons influencers Ranveer Allahabadia, Samay Raina and others over controversial remark
The National Commission for Women (NCW) on Tuesday expressed strong concern over the derogatory comment made by YouTuber ...
How the phrase ‘I like boiled rice’ changed my life
It’s one of many quotes from Deepa Mehta’s trailblazing Bollywood movie that cuts to the heart of women’s self-autonomy in ...