Never mind the General Election and change of government: there were few bigger stories in politics this year than the ...

Harvard economist Roland Fryer argues that fear of giving offense hinders scientific progress. Photo: Free to Choose Network ...

From Harlan Ellison to Haruki Murakami, via an intergalactic cooking competition, this month has plenty of science fictional ...

Donald Trump’s reelection has appeared to boost memoirs from Melania Trump and Vice Presidential pick J.D. Vance on bestseller lists, while also lifting sales of dystopian classics like Margaret ...

Each of the 13 keys can be defined as a true-or-false statement. If eight or more of them are true, the incumbent-party candidate will win; seven or fewer, and they will lose. Here they are, as ...

Brandon Rottinghaus is the KHOU 11 political analyst who has also provided commentary on national and Texas politics for the ...

Reading picks from Book Review editors, guaranteed to suit any mood. By The New York Times Books Staff Novels by Haruki Murakami and Rebecca Yarros, memoirs by Angela Merkel and Cher ...

His vitae reveals that James Lindholm is a James W. Rote Distinguished Professor of Marine Science and Policy and chair of the Marine Science Department at Cal State Monterey Bay. His career has ...

MSNBC historian Michael Beschloss warned that it was an “open question” as to whether “historians” would be “allowed to write ...

Rochester political scientists explain why people do and don't exercise their right to vote-and the implications of that ...

Kamala Harris's plan to end partisan division by letting the experts govern isn't new, and it isn't going to work.

I insisted on becoming the edgy political science kid that “doesn’t choose sides” and ... Sure, I read articles and books ...