A magazine’s response to accusations of publishing AI-generated fiction points to a new phase in the struggle to keep ...

He's more of a multifaceted hero in that way, but as his dramatic returning of the bomb to the Covenant in the Halo 2 opening ...

It’s called a double possessive. And the handful of people who are aware of it often think it’s wrong. “The double possessive is redundant and should be avoided in careful speech and formal writing,” ...

The appropriate way to assess Mikel Arteta’s season is to conceive what might have happened had Arsenal finished second for a fourth straight season. How could his players ever truly believe him again ...

Based across the US and UK, Qasu are honouring black metal's enigmatic past while carrying its sound into the future ...

Translating Kafka could be deeply affecting. Primo Levi once described emerging from the task “as if from an illness.” ...

Senior writer for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth reviews five books that are the top of her list as a graduating ...

Your first trip to Europe means new experiences, new currencies and possibly new languages. These cities are the best for ...

Here's how to watch Untold UK online from anywhere as Netflix tells the stories of Leicester City star Jamie Vardy, Liverpool ...

A sweeping mythological comparison of dragons across world cultures — from China's benevolent rain-bringers and Norse ...

Sisters (whether or not they happen to have a famous brother) matter: the lives and words of women are vital to our understanding of the past. We must amplify their voices.

Some patients speak about illness as if it were a person. “The lupus is angry today.” “My pain is torturing me.” “Today, the disease is letting me rest.” Clinicians often treat these expressions as ...