The article explores the natural human desire for revenge and questions whether thoughts of retribution are harmful. It also discusses potential alternatives to seeking vengeance.

This week's arts calendar highlights Ron Howard's new film 'Eden', the return of the creator of 'BoJack Horseman' with a new animated comedy, and a state fair exhibition at the Smithsonian.

The Clark Art Institute showcases 25 lesser-known women artist-activists from Britain between 1875 and 1945, celebrating their independence and contributions during challenging times.

In 2025, a new wave of steakhouses is emerging, offering innovative dining experiences despite rising meat prices. These establishments are redefining the steakhouse genre and providing great value for money.

‘The Last of the Mohicans’ by James Fenimore Cooper is a landmark novel that captures the essence of early American society during the French and Indian War. Written 200 years ago, it remains a thrilling adventure.

This week, we explored 11 diverse books covering topics from the global conflagration of 1914 to the rise of Humphrey Bogart and the treasures of Western civilization.

The article reviews the friendship between British statesmen Edmund Burke and Charles James Fox, which lasted 22 years but ultimately ended due to differing views on the French Revolution.

‘The Golden Thread’ is the first volume of a two-part series that aims to present the narrative of Western civilization to modern students and readers.

The review of 'Ring of Fire' explores the global impact of World War I, highlighting how the conflict extended beyond Europe and affected nations and individuals worldwide.