The Harvard law professor argues that American democracy is broken not only because of partisanship in Washington, but also because the American system of government does not properly ensure representation.

"Charlie Numbers and the Woolly Mammoth" is the first in a series the authors hope to produce.

"Antiques Roadshow" appraiser Ken Gloss speaks with WGBH's Henry Santoro about the 43rd annual fair and the "extraordinary finds" that attendees can discover.

In a new book, Jack Goldsmith argues the FBI missed who really killed famed Teamster Union President Jimmy Hoffa.

A PBS Kids television show based on Meltzer's book series debuts Monday.

Mental health counselor and mind-control expert Steven Hassan argues that Donald Trump's ability to cultivate a loyal group of supporters has defined his presidency.

The author discussed her new book, "The Witches Are Coming."

“The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World” is author Tom Roston’s revealing saga of the Twin Towers’ restaurant, Windows on the World, and our November selection for "Bookmarked: The Under the Radar Book Club."

Macmillan Publishers Ltd. will begin restricting sales of new e-books to libraries to one per library system for the first eight weeks after publication. Libraries are fighting back.

The former ambassador to the United Nations and U.S. national security advisor has written a memoir about her life and career.