Jon Lee and Scott Anderson avoid being in the same conflict zone. But with new books publishing this month, they made a rare ...

These rugs probe the aestheticization of war and the risk of defining a country primarily by its violent past and present at ...

The relationship between the United States and Pakistan has long been defined by convenience rather than conviction, punctuated by moments of intense cooperation followed by spells of deep mistrust.

Garrett Graff’s “The Devil Reached Toward the Sky” and Iain MacGregor’s “The Hiroshima Men.” ...

Simon & Schuster described "107 Days" as "a page-turning account" filled with "surprising and revealing insights." ...

Trying to maneuver through a maze of strange new possibilities, he continues to harbor deep doubts and even deeper fears. Is ...

For Absolutely Incredible Kid Day on March 19, children and adults alike will be inspired by the amazing accomplishments of ...

Plus “The Original” by Nell Stevens and “The Hounding” by Xenobe Purvis.

Burrowing into both Afghan family life and the country’s convoluted politics, Åsne Seierstad's "The Afghans" follows three people over several decades, culminating in the dramatic first year of the ...

July’s wave of unprecedented removals was triggered by the Israel-Iran conflict, but it’s part of a trend that stretches back ...

Noor Mohammad Saqib, the Taliban’s Minister for Religious Affairs, referencing what he called a “special decree” from ...

These three history books are worth reading this summer, from a Northern Kentucky WWII soldier's letters to a book on William Howard Taft.