Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

Under federal law, there are no do-overs once a guilty plea has been entered and accepted. But do our politicians care?

You know I’m always excited to share new books with friends, family, colleagues, and those who read my weekly column.

Coincident with the new movie, "Reagan," is the release of an important new book about the Reagan presidency.

This Shanghai bookstore, now in D.C., was revived by its owner, who hopes to create a space for open discussions in the diaspora community, where people can sit and read together.

When the janitor of Drake Public School tossed a pile of books into the building’s furnace in 1973, he did not do so as a ...

Good outlets are recognizable because they take steps like clearly differentiating opinion from news, having a track record of reporting truthfully, and issuing corrections if and when errors are ...

Instead of civility, what we have now instead are name-calling contests better suited to the schoolyard than the debate hall.

Sharon McMahon, a public-school teacher turned yarn entrepreneur and portrait photographer from Duluth, Minn., was nursing her husband through a recent kidney transplant, looking after her four school ...

White House speechwriter Terry Szuplat shares lessons he's learned from the former president in his new book 'Say It Well.' ...

Ghosted is the story of a smart and talented woman who found her own voice, says Greg Garrett of Nancy French's book.

In a WTOP exclusive, former Loudoun County Public Schools spokesman Wayde Byard is finally speaking on his own behalf, ahead ...