Opinion Columnist Gabriela Hamburger Medailleu reflects on her conversations with taxi drivers while studying abroad in Amman, Jordan.

One of the most eagerly anticipated series of recent years in Brazil, Prime Video’s “Tremembé” had a buzzy world premiere at ...

Charles Schulz's Peanuts celebrates 75 years of making us laugh and smile while exploring some of life's simple truths.

Mario Guevara, 48, was covering a protest just outside Atlanta on June 14 when local police arrested him and then turned him ...

Garrett's much-talked-about cancel-culture academic drama was directed by the beloved filmmaker, stars Julia Roberts, and ...

John J. Lennon’s book, written in his twenty-fourth year in prison, provides a bracing reckoning with guilt, remorse, and the ...

Lawmakers are openly venting their frustration as they try to gain traction to end the government shutdown. Groups of ...

If Ghost and Back to the Future had a book sibling, it’d be the romance novel The Seven Year Slip. Clementine is reeling ...

Two years after Hamas’ attack, mother turned activist Rachel Goldberg-Polin probes the contours of what’s next as Israel hits a crisis point.

Bokke, Bokke, Bokke…” To me it was unmistakable. The frogs that created a nightly symphony at my timeshare at Burchell’s ...

In defending its incursions into Syria, Israel has pointed to both the security threat it says Syria poses to Israel and also the situation of minority groups in Syria, where sectarian violence has ...