The director says that Weinstein feared "The Pianist" would sweep the 2003 Academy Awards and took action

In the early 1970s, rumors about poisoned candy on Halloween led to mass paranoia

The art will be sold along with pieces by Dr. Seuss, Beatrix Potter, Charles M. Schulz and others

The lawyer, who represents the family of a dead rioter, is friends with Rep. Mo Brooks, under scrutiny for his role

‘When you look back on it, where else would those articles appear? The Saturday Evening Post?’

"My legal expenses are formidable,” Stone said

With the Eras Tour, her platform is larger than ever, which only makes her silence about racism more troubling

Surprise, surprise, surprise! The star of "The Andy Griffith Show" comes out and gets hitched

Everyone's saying it: "Democracy is fragile." A political science scholar says that has always been the case

In 1975, Sheila and Kate vanished from a Maryland mall. A man was indicted last month for murder—what took so long?

A humane response to student protesters never goes out of style—as I discovered in my own Harvard Crimson clippings

Hill says Trump pal discussed how "he could push the margins and stay in power without any checks and balances"

Readers weigh in on "Welcome to Armageddon," by Miles Harvey. Plus: Can you be a good liberal and still laugh at Bill Maher?

Did the master of Republican "black arts" finally go too far? It may be Roger Stone's time in the barrel at last