Vinson Cunningham

For a week we walked the roadside without pavement to the lake, cooked meals in the heavy iron pan, slept in the afternoons

English continues to expand into diverse regions around the world. The question is whether humanity will be homogenized as a result.

Susan Frager, known as the PsychBilling Coach, helps therapists appeal coverage denials. Her job got more difficult after the killing of UnitedHealthcare's C.E.O., Brian Thompson.

Dear Detective, I'm not dead, but a lot of people can't stand me. What I mean is that breathing is not an activity they want me to keep doing.

After a year of being measured and sculpted, the Bravo host joins Lucille Ball, Beyoncé, and the Queen in the halls of Madame Tussauds.

Readers respond to Paige Williams's report on bears in Lake Tahoe, Alice Gregory's Profile of the philosopher L. A. Paul, and Jennifer Wilson's piece about heartbreak remedies.

A Christmas essay.

RaMell Ross’s “Nickel Boys” shows us the world from its protagonist’s point of view—a perspective that’s ubiquitous in novels, video games, and personal essays, but remarkably rare in film. Does it work?

Series like “Yellowstone” and “Landman” use classic tropes to depict modern-day concerns, while “American Primeval” frankly reassesses the past. What do these shows say about our country’s present, and its future?

On Inauguration Day, the forty-seventh President cast himself as an especially favored vessel of the Almighty.