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What happened to the human attention span?
Thoughts on The Language of Paradise.
A look at Pay Any Price: Greed, Power, and Endless War
Remembering Senator Ed Brooke, 1919-2015.
Now in her 10th decade, Joyce Varney Thompson has written a new book. Her friend and ours, Grace Cavalieri, shares a glimpse of the author's life, her inspiration, and her latest work.
An L.A. publisher that, like the Independent, embraces its nonprofit status.
In Philip K. Dick’s story "Minority Report," on which the film is based, special police officers arrest criminals before they commit a crime. They had “foreknowledge” of criminal possibility. If we had such knowledge, should we use it?
A.J. Liebling deserves to be celebrated. Here's why...
