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with harold ford jr., jesse watters, shannon bream, and greg gutfeld. hi, greg. its 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ in the media is horrific migrant crimes like the illegal immigrant monster who raped a new york city 13-year-old in central park. just one of the millions of unvented biden newcomers. today the suspected child rapist showed his sorry face in court and tried to blame his drawing problem as the reason why he held a 13-year-old girl and boy at knife po...

New York Times bestselling author Charlaine Harris discusses the shift in point of view with her new fantasy novel, The Serpent in Heaven.

Award-winning author Edward J. Delaney discusses the difference between nonfiction and biographical fiction with his new novel, The Acrobat.

Award-winning author Steve Stern discusses how a painter lost in history inspired his new novel, The Village Idiot.

For many writers, self-critique gets in the way of making much progress. Here, author Julia Crouch shares 6 ways to fight your inner critics.

Author Anat Deracine found her agent at Writer’s Digest Annual Conference. Now she’s sharing what she’s learned to help other writers become authors. Here are her 5 tips for successfully pitching literary agents in person.

How much backstory is too much backstory, and how do we know when we haven’t given enough? Here, bestselling author Jenna Kernan offers six dos and six don’ts of revealing critical backstory in a novel.

Author and bureaucrat Amy Lea discusses writing meet-cutes and meet-not-so-cutes in her debut romantic comedy novel, Set On You.

With social media being so pervasive in our lives, the relationship artists have with it is both inspiring and overwhelming. Here, author Francesca Giacco discusses how social media has played a part in her life and in her new novel, Six Days in Rome.

The mission from being a largely defensive one, help ukraine defend itself, to something with a more offensive aspect to it? >> im not sure its going to be the hallmark of a more offensive, you know, attacks on russia, you know, inside of russia, per se, jim, but its language i really welcome because its something i think many russian watchers have been hoping for for a number of years now. theres always been a lot of self-editing that happens in the west. well, you know, we have to be careful w...