Reading picks from Book Review editors, guaranteed to suit any mood. By The New York Times Books Staff Novels by Haruki Murakami and Rebecca Yarros, memoirs by Angela Merkel and Cher, and more ...

Donald Trump’s odds of winning Tuesday’s election fell in key betting markets Saturday after a closely watched poll published by Iowa’s Des Moines Register showed Vice President Kamala ...

Recounting this forgotten episode of Second World War history – one of science and sacrifice – this book is fantastically well researched, fascinating and saturated in drama. A young woman ...

Emergency services rushed to a well-known Reading laundrette after one of their industrial tumble dryers burst into flames. The incident occurred around 5:39pm on Tuesday, October 29 at The Washbox ...

A new book from Phaidon chronicles those first two decades, which has taken everyone from John Waters and Joanna Newsom to Agnes Denes and Rashid Johnson to the far reaches of the desert in the ...

Heading into November 2023, Reading had lost their five most recent games and were bottom of League One on a miserly six points. Twelve months on and they have won three of their four most recent ...

Financial markets turned on Rachel Reeves on Thursday, sending borrowing costs higher over fears her tax-and-spend Budget will fail to boost growth. Bonds, shares and the value of the pound fell ...

This is Erin Lowry's second book in her "Broke Millennial" series. The book debunks common myths about investing, like that you need to be debt-free to get started. Lowry explains how to start ...

This year may be sliding towards home plate, but that’s no reason to give up on your reading goals. In fact, autumn is the time to double down on reading—cold days and long nights are the peak ...

I started reading these novels back when you still had to wait in line at your local bookstore for the midnight release of the next book in the series. Nowadays, there are a lot of different ways ...