In school districts that ban books, e-readers offer a workaround
Over the past year, PEN America documented 1,648 different book titles facing censorship challenges in across the US.
Over the past year, PEN America documented 1,648 different book titles facing censorship challenges in across the US.
Geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.’s new book ‘A Voice in the Wilderness’ tackles harmful myths surrounding human evolutionary science.
A decades-long battle against Formosa and petrochemical pollution on the Texas coast united environmental activists with Vietnamese shrimpers targeted by the Ku Klux Klan.
Internet Archive’s drama with book publishers is not an anomaly. Many digital libraries have faced similar copyright issues.
In this excerpt from “Imagine a City,” pilot Mark Vanhoenacker reflects on an early flying lesson—and landing in Kenya many years later.
How do you choose the best parenting book? Think entertaining, scientific, and realistic when buying a self-help title for life with a newborn.
Do animals feel pain? In his new book ‘An Immense World,’ Ed Yong takes a deeper look at this sensory question.
Cardiologist Dhun Sethna describes how a 17th-century physician radically reworked our understanding of blood circulation and medicine.
In ‘Been There, Done That: A Rousing History of Sex,’ Rachel Feltman discusses the gender binary (or lack of one) in cultures of the world.
On Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, Caribbean flamingos breed by the thousands. Photographer Claudio Contreras Koob turns his lens on the chicks in his new book.