After long days focused on the facts, our newsroom reads a lot of fiction at home. We asked our NPR colleagues what they've enjoyed reading so far this year. Here's what they told us.

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Aaron Rodgers spoke out about speculation surrounding his marriage, calling out the “entitlement to information." ...

This week’s books include a story inspired by Slavic folktales, crime fiction from an Indigenous perspective, a trip back to ...

After it was announced that Amber Heard would be starring in a new play Spirit of the People, her first major role since her ...

The expectation around the league is that it will take the full midlevel exception — roughly $14.1 million — to get Jerome ...

But in our interview for, Kylie Padilla revealed something far more compelling than any scripted storyline: A reckoning with ...

For many gay rights activists, President Trump’s first five months in office have provided ample evidence of his antipathy ...

A guide for those who want to hear her thoughts on divorce rumors and not having a son, but not enough to listen to hours of ...

The Gilded Age is back, and the stakes are higher than Bertha Russell’s ceilings. HBO’s lush period drama, from Downton Abbey ...

Oni Press may be out of Diamond, but their September 2025 solicits and solicitations are still in the new digital-only ...

What should have been a simple goodbye turned into one of the most unforgettable slipups in the history of Friends Rachel and Phoebe were positively confused about what they had just witnessed when ...