Publishing & News

Facing a crisis of consumer trust, the food industry is uniting to fight dangerous myths and rebuild confidence in the science of what we eat.

Author Doreszell Cohen-Bakam's new book 'OUT' critiques a broken system and calls for a new generation of leaders to save democracy from the outside.

A new book by a 20-year space program insider pulls back the curtain on the lives, pressures, and families behind the heroes of space exploration.

In a historic move, chef Guy Savoy's election to the Académie des Beaux-Arts officially elevates gastronomy to the status of a major art form.

Riverside ditches its .fm roots for a .com domain, cementing its evolution from a niche podcast tool to an AI-powered, all-in-one content creation studio.

Founder Jamie Salter becomes Executive Chairman to hunt deals, while new CEO Matt Maddox is tasked with scaling the $38 billion global brand empire.

As AI-generated content floods the internet, a new partnership offers creators a way to certify their work is human with blockchain and AI detection.

As the U.S. nears its 250th birthday, a new list of endangered historic sites reveals a battle over the nation's identity, from physical decay to political erasure.

The company behind the ISBN now offers unique digital IDs for authors, aiming to solve name confusion and ensure proper credit in the publishing world.

The equipment giant's top honor from VETS Indexes is more than a recognition; it's a blueprint for building a stronger, more resilient workforce.

Young poets from China and Arab nations forge bonds through verse, exploring Guangdong's rich history and tech-driven future in a landmark cultural exchange.

The firm's 27th annual list reveals a strategy to engage clients on AI, geopolitics, and luxury experiences, moving far beyond traditional finance.

Industry titans from Manchester United to DraftKings will convene to map out the future of streaming, gaming, and sports in a shifting regulatory landscape.

The IWMF honors women journalists facing jail and legal threats from Iran to the US, highlighting a chilling global trend: journalism itself is a crime.

In a stunning return to the elite, wildcard Hans Niemann wins the Grand Chess Tour opener, leading an all-American podium in a powerful statement.

Freedom House honors the Guatemalan leader for his unwavering fight against authoritarianism in Latin America amid a global decline in democratic values.

As California's governor race heats up, nearly a third of voters have no representation on debate stages, sparking fierce criticism of media gatekeeping.

This family law firm topped U.S. News's list by defying industry norms of burnout, proving a people-first culture leads to client and company success.

Literary icon Margaret Atwood joins a milestone gala celebrating the Canada-Ukraine Foundation's $100M+ aid effort and recommitting to Ukraine's freedom.

Soccer legend Tony Sanneh launches a book and a public benefit corporation, leveraging his career philosophy to redefine mentorship for a new generation.