Facebook already controls how its users’ data can be gathered and shared

The political convention as we now know it has its roots in a little-known, now-extinct party from Upstate New York

The future king, the first royal to appear on the cover of a gay magazine, speaks out against bullying

Brits complain that today's fiction relies too much on faddish narration style

It's time to put to rest the idea that planes fly themselves. And who wants a pilotless jetliner anyway?

Applause greets a Steve Jobs demo as the smart-phone future careens into the present, again

According to a group of writers we canvassed, this royal wedding show might just be a dud

With days of tributes and retrospectives ahead, it’s a good time to offer a more complete picture of Bush's legacy

A young Englishman stumbles into espionage in a new novel set in treacherous, seductive Vienna on the eve of WWI

Maybe the reason Sarah Palin can't name Supreme Court cases she opposes is because the bench is so reactionary.

“Absolutely nothing about this is true"

Charles Taylor reviews 'Armadillo' by William Boyd.

The Jan. 6 committee will finally interview Pat Cipollone, the former White House counsel who has avoided the probe

Legendary "Star Trek" actor William Shatner has already given Tarantino his approval to make an R-rated entry

William Faulkner and John Grisham battle it out for the soul of the South's most bookish city.