Literacy rates have plummeted over the last half-century, with 34% of U.S. fourth-grade students below basic reading levels in 2022. 31% were below what’s considered “proficient.” ...

The global Pride celebration in the nation's capital is taking place at a critical moment when LGBTQ freedoms are ...

“but there’s no getting around the fact that Eleanor Roosevelt is still the first lady of this country.” This unofficial ranking has been bestowed on Mrs. Roosevelt, in public as well as in ...

From women being arrested for ‘masquerading as men’ to trousers becoming a common part of everyday wear, pants were never ...

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. didn’t just carry his father’s famous name ashore on D-Day—he carried the fight, a cane, and the kind ...

A list of novels, memoirs, sociological texts, and photo books that your faithful GQ editors tore through last month.

Cultural cringe imposed a tedious drag on Eleanor Catton's literary ambitions ... that excited her were set in other countries. ''The books that really made an impact on me were not set in ...

This is the second part of a series in which we examine history from a different angle. The business card has been in its ...

What is it about Herman Munster in The Munsters that makes him so endearing? Maybe it’s the way he barrels through a ...

During this month’s World Press Freedom Day events, much of the world’s attention rightly focused on the escalating threats against journalists worldwide. From the rise of artificial intelligence and ...

So much of the time, our technology is a way to escape -- and get off-task. We catch ourselves checking our phones at work, and our kids check them during homework time. If Daniel Tiger is on, there's ...