“Nobody ever wrote a more unaffectedly elegant English,” a critic once wrote of Evelyn Waugh.

William Manchester and Paul Reid examine the last 25 years of Winston Churchill's life.

From 1850 until 1920, Catholic nuns were virtually everywhere on the North American continent.

"God can handle honesty and prayer begins an honest conversation,” Anne Lamott asserts.

More than 2,000 migrants have died in the Arizona desert while crossing into the United States.

An account of the seismic forces that rocked and reshaped the United States since World War II