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Is using this word ever okay? And who has the power to decide?

Randall Kennedy makes the case for using it, sometimes, in the 20th-anniversary edition of his book.

 

A Nixon aide who was Haldeman’s punching bag

In his memoir, Dwight Chapin still looks sympathetically on his mentor and his years in the White House.

 

Among Watergate’s heroes and villains, finding ‘a more human story’

Nearly 50 years after the break-in, Garrett M. Graff focuses on the scandal's flawed characters — and makes some corrections.

 

How Thomas Mann escaped to America and waged a moral battle against Hitler

During his time at Princeton, the writer was one of the most impactful "militant humanists" working against the Nazis.

 

Most people don’t understand their immune systems. Philipp Dettmer is here to help.

Immunity is more complicated than you think. Let Philipp Dettmer help explain.

 

In ‘True Story,’ reality TV tells us a lot about society. Maybe more than we want.

In ‘True Story,’ reality TV tells us a lot about society. Maybe more than we want.

 

If you love ‘Blade Runner’ and ‘The X-Files,’ these books are for you

Let’s talk about paranoid fiction, starting with the works of Philip K. Dick.

 

Most people don’t understand their immune systems. Philipp Dettmer is here to help.

Most people don’t understand their immune systems. Philipp Dettmer is here to help.

Immunity is more complicated than you think. Let Philipp Dettmer help explain.

 

8 cookbooks perfect for people who don't know how to cook

From decadent desserts to modern Indian recipes, these cookbooks make the perfect gifts for people who don't know how to cook.

 

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