Monday, July 27, 2026 9:11 AM ET
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From the Magazine - Antiquity is new again. To these enthusiasts, ancient Greek is a living language. By - Emily Staunton - / 3 min2 days ago
July's best books range far and wide -- Monitor reviewers3 days ago
An early naturalist who cast off the 'chains of prejudice' -- Danny Heitman3 days ago
A beekeeper muses on the delights of stewarding a hive2 days ago
Plot twist! Gen Z powers a movie theater resurgence.3 days ago
'The Odyssey': Expansive tale, meet expansive screen3 days ago
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Sigrid Nunez's stories surprised even her4 days ago
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'Little House on the Prairie' returns. Will the show's reboot resonate with a new generation?4 days ago
Daniel Mason burrows into rural lore in 'Country People'4 days ago
A whale hunt that turned into a saga of survival4 days ago
The American Revolution in 5 books: Triumph and tragedy4 days ago
Quest to place the first transatlantic cable reads like an adventure novel4 days ago
Books for wherever summer takes you. Beach blanket optional.4 days ago
It's not just Hormuz. Red Sea shipping lanes are now under threat, too. -- The stalemate between the U.S. and Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz has created a global economic shock. Now, the conflict is threatening to disrupt international shipping through the Red Sea. -- Taylor Luck6 hours ago