Michael Kruse is a senior staff writer at POLITICO and POLITICO Magazine.

The great books of the past, which have been in danger of falling by the wayside as people read less and less, are reentering the zeitgeist.

Whether you’re hoping to close out the year or enter the new one with something great, these gems deserve a spot on your nightstand.

The series tells a fairly straightforward villain story (with perhaps a bit of a mysterious villain), but it’s HOW Moore and ...

When her crew comes over to help her with the handiworks, she makes a big pot of pasta with sauce and salad before breaking out her favorite pound cake (or sometimes, her other go-to sweet: Li-Lac ...

Thomas Goldstein was a superstar in the legal world. He was also a secret high-stakes gambler, whose wild 10-year run may now ...

I know I say this every year, but it feels like it was just yesterday that we were celebrating the new year, yet somehow hear ...

Fast forward to junior high. A 12-year-old Dillon gets home from basketball. After school he’s usually alone for a few hours.

In 2025, India experienced a significant surge in free speech violations, with nearly 15,000 incidents reported, including nine killings. The Free Speech Collective's report highlights mass censorship ...

NEW YORK - The American Girls are turning 40, but when you look at them, you’d never know it. They are forever 10, ...

Marci Pelzer's father Dan left behind a list of 3,599 books he read. The Milwaukee woman is using it to promote reading.

Cassandra Clare is a beloved YA fantasy author, best known for her Shadowhunters Chronicles. Sword Catcher marks her debut in ...