A new film dramatizes Trump’s rise to success and his fall into turpitude, but fails to capture his dubious star power.

While Democrats engage in the traditional rite of second-guessing, the ex-President and his G.O.P. radiate overconfidence.

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Four daughters in the royal family were kept drugged and imprisoned for almost two decades. A physician who tried to free ...

Skywriting messages I wish I could take back. I turned thirty so you don’t have to . Obituaries my mother wrote for me while ...

In a new graphic novel, the petty and tedious appear magical and strangely beautiful.

Once upon a time, there was a princess who needed a new pair of shoes, and not just any ordinary pair would do. You see, the ...

The movie tells an admirable and moving story about a woman coming through her troubles, but it conveys no sense of creative ...

A reporter known for chronicling the “extremely online” is making the leap to the creator economy. The most surprising thing ...

Andrea Kalin’s documentary follows the work of a criminal-defense lawyer who strives to confront America’s political ...

In a new book, the journalist Paola Ramos advances a unified theory of why more Latinos are supporting Donald Trump. But such ...