For anyone interested in how pandemic fears are transmitted and understood in words and images, this is a volume worth reading.

While a peaceful inauguration took place January 20 on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, the country is still reeling from the riots at the very same building.

Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Jonathan Kaufman traces the tumultuous history and glamorous lives of two powerful Iraqi Jewish dynasties.

Part polemic on censorship, part tribute to the great comedians who came before her, Judy Gold's book is a funny, candid examination of comedy today.

Vanessa L. Ochs’s new 'biography' chronicles early textual sources as well as new ritual practices of the seder-night staple.

Four accomplished writers—Boris Fishman, Angela Himsel, Dani Shapiro and Ayelet Tsabari—mine their own history for their elegant new narratives.

Dr. Ruth’s reflections convey the blessings of courage, optimism and hard work, set against a rollicking roller-coaster ride.

The Catholic priest and his organization, Yahad-In Unum, documents evidence of the Holocaust as well as investigates the genocides of Myanmar’s Rohingya and the Yazidi in Iraq.