Before cheap drones reshaped today’s battlefield, one crash in 2011 rewrote the rules of war.

HOPE IV is a $17 billion successful, economically integrated community building program. Why aren't we using it to solve our housing crisis?

Before Star Trek returned to theaters in the form of Star Trek: The Motion Picture in 1979, the Enterprise crew nearly came back in a very different form. The plan was a new television series titled ...

Translating the Dublin Voice For Irish writers, Sean O’Casey needs little introduction. His dialogue carries the sound and cadence of the Dublin streets, veering ...

Commentary The fad of family estrangement: Ending connections in order to honor the ones that truly sustain us As estrangement rises as one of the top words in pop-psychology discourse, the volume is ...

Every year on Purim I listen for the same word near the end of the Megillah. It comes tumbling out almost casually — v’nahafoch hu — “and it was reversed.” The decree to annihilate the Jews of Persia ...

President Trump’s decision to go to war against Iran exemplifies his smash-and-grab approach to governing: acting without apparently considering the lives to be lost, the law or the institutional ...

Des Freedman examines the British Media’s failure to challenge Britain’s aggression on Iran Britain is, apparently, not at war with Iran.

I call it the hype factor, hype short for “hyperbole.” That word is generally considered to refer to exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. However, in our modern world, it ...

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s ‘The Bride’ dazzles with visuals and performances but falters under a convoluted plot and heavy-handed ...

In a time defined by rapid transformation, evolving social priorities, and the growing influence of ideas, The Literature Today is proud to celebrate a dynamic group of prominent literary voices ...

There are few more telling examples of how little anyone expected Philippe Clement to transform Norwich City's fortunes than ...