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Of note this fall: deep dives into storied American lineages, reckonings with racist forebears, reconsiderations of the Roman empire, and biographies of both prominent and obscure African Americans of the 19th century.

In gripping ‘Burnt,’ California firefighter Clare Frank shares stories of trauma and friendship fighting flames.

Life sciences innovation and healthcare advancement depend on data. Today’s data fails to offer a complete picture of women’s health. What can be done?

Here are some of the best and most interesting books and graphic novels coming out in March 2023 for feminists and geeks.

On Dec. 13, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a breakthrough in cold fusion technology. This seems like an opportune time to focus on books.

New Years resolutions can be daunting tasks, but the right information can help you navigate whatever it takes to become a better you.

The new calendar is already in your face.

Ben McKenzie took on a new role as a cryptocurrency cynic, calling the industry "nothing more than a massive speculative bubble bound to pop."

 

It turns out that Americas graveyards are much more than keepers of our bodily remains. Cemeteries tell us about our beliefs, principles, economics and cultural values, says Greg Melville in "Over My Dead Body," a fascinating examination of how we treat, and mistreat, our dead.