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"What crosses the border is dangerous; the Southwest is our exposed flank. There is a nagging fear that weve gone to sleep with the back door unlocked." – Author and

"What crosses the border is dangerous; the Southwest is our exposed flank. There is a nagging fear that weve gone to sleep with the back door unlocked." – Author and

Trump books headline this season’s offerings, as do studies of conspiracy thinking and cybercrime, first draft histories of the pandemic, critiques of U.S. imperialism, and reckonings with racism, misogyny, and environmental destruction.

Trump books headline this season’s offerings, as do studies of conspiracy thinking and cybercrime, first draft histories of the pandemic, critiques of U.S. imperialism, and reckonings with racism, misogyny, and environmental destruction.

The L.A. Times Book Clubs reads 'Letter to a Stranger,' a new collection that celebrates the serendipity of chance encounters.

A ‘magnificent’ work of immersive social reportage from a New York Times journalist

The Outside contributing editor’s latest release was the November pick for the Outside Book Club. We spoke with her about the appeal of chasing powder and the many crises facing the ski industry

Invisible Child: Poverty, Survival & Hope in an American City

Christaan talks us through how he got his start in the industry, and what it’s like to keep up a busy work schedule among his dedication to post-production.

The Merit, Thrills, Boredom and Fear of Police Work Baltimore police officers confronting protesters after the death of Freddie Gray, in 2015.Credit...Robert Stolarik for The New York Times By Maurice Chammah By Justin Fenton In late 2015, I interviewed several young police officers over lunch in the middle of their patrol shift. We were near St. Louis, not far from Ferguson, where the year before an officer from a different department had shot and killed Michael Brown, sparking protests and a ...