Historian and author of "Believe Me" on his struggle to reach the embattled evangelicals who oppose Trump

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The Reagan economy was mediocre, and his economists' ideas were a muddle.

Nurturing the Dark Flower: Anne Rice answers her readers' questions

As we reach the end of annus horribilis 2016, take some time to read — or listen — to these suggestions

In "It Came From Something Awful", Dale Beran explores the origins and the psychology of the alt-right

How do I distill these family stories born of generational trauma into something affirming?

My family and I traveled last month to a Honduras city known for its libertarian ideals. Here's what happened next

Loaded with pop hits and a hint of darkness, Clint Eastwood's Frankie Valli musical is a total treat

I love my husband, but I need my own place.

I admit I was jaded when Juneteenth was made a federal holiday. But I'll take it over July 4

Forget Bill Ayers. Conservatives who see conspiracies are convinced a 1912 novel reveals the president's true plans

Caleb insulted my dead boyfriend in front of our entire class. Years later, I learned what he'd really been after

How often does Hollywood turn a great book into a great movie?

A losing Republican campaign finds a winning issue: whitewashing the enslavement of Black Americans