The acclaimed author and literary oracle discusses how her life has mirrored her art, and the “catastrophes and stupid things ...

In its notice outlining the large cut in university funding, the US National Institutes of Health seems to draw on a report ...

Paul Page is bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal's Logistics Report, overseeing a team that covers supply chains, logistics and freight transportation. His stories focus on how companies ...

Time magazine released its inauguration cover on Sunday ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House, an animation of the incoming president shoving everything off the Oval Office Resolute ...

Meghan Markle’s team reportedly shopped a book about her life “post-divorce” from Prince Harry — despite the couple not having split up. People who work for the Duchess of Sussex had a ...

Meghan Markle’s team floated the idea of a “post-Harry divorce book” to a publisher, a damning new Vanity Fair exposé claims. The scathing piece, published Friday, delves into the Duke and ...

The New Yorker editor Susan Morrison on Lorne Michaels, the producer who still runs “S.N.L.” with an iron hand. Plus, Tina Fey reads The New Yorker’s review of the show from Season 1. From ...

But for now, four days out from Monday night’s final in Atlanta, the public betting masses are backing the Fighting Irish to cover the touchdown-plus point spread. "We saw and continue to see an ...

Harrowing testimony from frontline staff lays bare the scale of the hospital crisis gripping the NHS in a damning 460-page report. Overcrowding in the nation's hospitals means patients are ...

Alan Page's newest children's book is called "Baking Up Love." Alan Page did not think the title of ‘children’s book author’ would be on his long resume after retiring from the Minnesota ...

In 2012, to celebrate the foundation's 25th anniversary, Diane encouraged Page and their daughter, Kamie, an elementary teacher, to write a children's book. A series of books has followed.

But writing a cover letter that captures your voice? Not so much. According to a Financial Times report, nearly half of job seekers use AI tools to apply for jobs— but companies are catching on.