Reviewing Seymour Hersh's memoir, "Reporter."

The authors describe "new power" as "like a current of water or electricity: open, participatory and most potent when it surges."

David Haas gathers 132 songs from among his most widely known pieces, like “Blest Are They,” “We Are Called,” “Now We Remain” and “You Are Mine,” and others not as familiar.

Chris Matthews’s cri de coeur for a time and a spirit that is hard to imagine now.

As the reader has no doubt anticipated, Greenblatt has emulated the Shakespearean endeavor: The book is a rumination on the current president, without once mentioning the man by name.

Pat Conroy shares his inner self.