Congress eliminated the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Can philanthropy and major foundations keep public media alive?

Weymouth, a roving journalist and high-society fixture who interviewed diplomats, dictators and other world leaders for The Washington Post and Newsweek died Sept. 29 due to pancreatic cancer.

She interviewed world leaders for The Post’s Opinions section, maintaining a longtime connection to the paper that was once run by her mother, Katharine Graham.

After a lifetime collecting stories, Bloomington author Steve Vogel is telling his own — 71 of them, to be exact.

AFI Fest is unique in the festival ecosystem for not being tied quite as directly into the awards season conversation as other fall festivals: Certainly, as always, there are many top Oscar contenders ...

When Black neighborhoods in scores of cities erupted in violence during the summer of 1967, President Lyndon Johnson appointed the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disordersinformally ...

As fall officially begins, the American Red Cross urges people to mark the new season with a lifesaving blood or platelet donation to help ...

Oscars Best Actor Commentary (Updated Sept. 26, 2025): A very competitive landscape where big A-listers such as Dwayne Johnson from A24’s “The Smashing Machine” and Michael B. Jordan from Warner Bros’ ...

In America, most female homicide victims are killed by their current or former partner, and one in four women experiences domestic violence or abuse. In this documentary, I ask a simple question: is ...