Seven Days publisher Paula Routly gives credit to an unsung group at the paper: the editors who quietly toil to make stories ...

Sure, you can make those stands. Clearly you have a right to say whatever you want under the First Amendment. But what you say has consequences. As to the voters who supported you, you’re plenty smart ...

No one wields a well-turned insult like a professional writer. As there’s nothing more fun than watching purveyors of high ...

Barbara Boxer is certain Rupert Murdoch wouldn’t have allowed the Wall Street Journal to publish the Donald Trump-Jeffrey Epstein letter without 100% verification. While speaking with Katy Tur on ...

This is the time of year that brings moments of wistful nostalgia to many an office-bound adult watching the younger generation heading back to school. Here at TIME, two adults were recently offered ...

When TIME Correspondent Jim Bell arrived in the Middle East 18 months ago, he was handed one of the biggest assignments ever undertaken by a single reporter. His beat covered roughly 5,500,000 square ...

Home for the holidays, best-selling author Catherine Lanigan is looking forward to cooking Thanksgiving dinner with her family in LaPorte. She also will talk Saturday about her books and how to get ...

Like video killed the radio star, it’s easy to feel that texts and emails have spelled the end of letter writing. Sure, the simple act of putting pen to paper is a rarer occurrence today than it was - ...

Muriel Spark loved her cat Bluebell, but Bluebell developed multiple infections, and in September 1958 had to be put down.

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“When you flip through our pages, we want you to feel seen, heard, and represented,” Claudio said. “We invite any Emerson ...