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See How the Peace Sign Spread in the 1960s

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

Neil deGrasse Tyson's New Book Makes It Easier to Understand the Cosmos

By Jeffrey Kluger

When the Coloring Book Craze Invades the Photography World

By Michael Bucher

How I Tried to Get My Son to Eat His Dinner by Writing a Children’s Book

By Joshua David Stein
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The Anti-Incumbency Wave Is Changing the Politics of Latin America

A lefty region turns right

By Ruchir Sharma

These Photo Fails Are Actually Perfect

"When everything is on autocorrect, there are no surprises on the journey, there's no leverage for a chance misadventure"

By Rachel Lowry

See Photos of the White House Gardens Over Time

From a goat-drawn carriage circa 1890, to serious diplomacy circa 1980

By Lily Rothman

A Photographer's Farewell to China

Magnum Photos' Patrick Zachmann spent 30 years photographing China

By Michael Bucher

Making Love with His Ego: David Bowie and the Photographs of Steve Schapiro

Bowie, a new collection of archival photographs by Steve Schapiro, captures the fleeting moments when the mask dropped

By Marie Tobias and Isaac Guzmán

Before 'The Hunger Games': How Young Adult Books First Became a Category

The idea of separating out books for teenagers dates back to the 1920s

By Merrill Fabry

Book From Charlie Hebdo Editor to Be Published in English

The English version of the former editor-in-chief's book will be published in January 2016

By Alexandra Sifferlin

New Dr. Seuss Book Released

"What Pet Should I Get?", a recently discovered Dr. Seuss work, is on sale starting July 28.

By Maya Rhodan

27 Kids' Books That Became Major Movies

From Harry Potter to Paper Towns

By Ashley Ross

Review: How Music Got Free

Examining changes in the music marketplace

By Nolan Feeney

Is Chinese President Xi Jinping's Book of Speeches Really a Best Seller?

The publisher claims Xi's book has already sold 4 million copies since last year, including 400,000 overseas

By Hannah Beech / Beijing

Camille Addario Discusses Her Daughter's Career as a War Photographer

As photojournalist Lynsey Addario unveils her memoir, her mother speaks to TIME

By Paul Moakley

9 Decent Pieces of Advice From the Worst People on TV

Surprising words of wisdom from the depraved characters of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

By Denver Nicks

7 Ways Mockingjay Changes from Page to Screen

Spoilers for "Mockingjay—Part 1" follow

By Entertainment Weekly / Samantha Highfill

Homeland Insecurity: Hunting the First Terrorist Cell in America

Recalling a time, 100 years ago, when foreign agents were at work on American soil, blowing up buildings, sinking ships at sea and killing hundreds of American citizens in a campaign of sabotage and terror.

By Ben Cosgrove

Gillibrand Won’t Name Colleague Who Called Her 'Porky'

Her book is a call for women to run for office, though she says she has no current designs on the nation’s highest office

By Jay Newton-Small
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