In the Fox series APB, police misconduct doesn't exist, and privatization and technology can fix any problem.

A new book of letters offers a glimpse at the man behind the reputation.

A new volume revisits the series that breathed new life into the genre.

Some at the BBC fear commemorating George Orwell because he was 'too left-wing.' They probably shouldn't bother anyway.

Artists draw African-American literature, from Du Bois to Hurston, in a new Graphics Classics volume.

Policing public space—with deadly results—in Portland, Ore.

The gay rights movement must be about more than the fight for marriage equality.

A brilliant new book redraws Gazan history.

Opaque prose aside, Judith Butler's new book asks crucial questions about how we tolerate state-sanctioned death.

General Petraeus says he thinks the war in Iraq is winnable. His recent manual suggests otherwise.

Was a Portland attorney the target of the NSA domestic spying program?

President Bush denies reality