Tamerlan Tsarnaev's wife, Katherine Russell, has agreed to release it

The doctrine of perma-war dominated the world for 40 years. Thanks to Putin, the U.S. and the arms biz, it's back

Light sentence in a brutal murder shows double standard for Jews, Palestinians

In the cutthroat publishing biz, a pretty face on the cover is worth a thousand blurbs.

Hear dialogue from season two and scrub (that's a hint) for a vision from Lottie in this eerie wintery offering

The Arctic's changing faster than we think, says author Ed Struzik, and our neighbor to the north isn't helping

Gregory accused the president of engaging in conspiratorial rantings similar to a fringe candidate

Harlequin is shifting its attention from grown women to teen girls

Was John Dowd dangling pardons before Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn? And how important is Konstantin Kilimnik?

An "information gap" about Putin's Crimean plans prompts questions about the functions of vast U.S. spy apparatus

As a teen on the streets, I traded sex for lodging. It took me years to understand just how badly I had been abused

The new sanctions are being implemented more than a month after congressional deadlines for doing so had passed

President Trump's former White House counsel says the special counsel's Russia investigation is not a "witch hunt"

The former VP predicts the NSA leaks will lead to a reining in of mass surveillance