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Here are his top two lessons [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Sometimes you just have to choose [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Redefining 'one person, one vote' could take us back to minority rule [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There remains ‘an unmistakable whiff of the plantation’ in the NCAA game [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"Don't be fooled" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Experimental medicine could offer hope to the terminally ill [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

'A president does not make law—any more than he makes history—as he pleases.' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Obama will leave behind powerful—and surprising, to voters—precedents [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Her pop biographers explain the Justice, from lacy jabots to liberal dissents [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An excerpt from 'What Did Jesus Ask?' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An excerpt from 'What Did Jesus Ask?' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Blaming 'the times' serves no one but those who committed the crimes [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Ted Kennedy could teach politicians today a lesson about overcoming polarization [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An excerpt from 'What Did Jesus Ask?' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An excerpt from 'What Did Jesus Ask?' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

If they were true conservatives, they would make Congress function [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Stop blaming the Democrats—just get it done, with Jack Kemp as an example [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

As our strategic partnership with Israel has deepened, so has our presence throughout the region [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

His new book Good Profit shows another side to the billionaire businessman [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

'I had to learn how to think before I could learn to be free' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Robert Galbraith—a.k.a. J.K. Rowling—is back with 'Career of Evil' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Our society needs more stories by women and about women [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here's how to instill self-esteem—without arrogance [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Celebrate the mystery master on her 125th birthday [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

From a biography of Alexander McQueen to Cindy Crawford's memoir [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Planning and preparing for disasters is just as important as responding and reacting [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Their outsize pay is based on a model that values losses as much as wins [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A few handy tips on capturing a generation of influencers [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Her 11th book comes out at the end of August [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The writer discusses David Foster Wallace—the basis for Lipsky's book & film [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Parents should be the only disciplinarians—but they need a tantrum game plan [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here's what happened 50 years ago, when the folk music legend turned rock [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The silver lining of suffering: healing might bring about positive change [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

How not to be the Donald Trump or Michael Scott in your office [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

We have a huge propensity for violence—and little ability to handle emotions [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

How Joaquín Guzman made his way in the cocaine trade—and into the U.S. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Austerity is a disaster for the vulnerable—but it's the result of runaway spending [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

From 'Living in the Crosshairs: The Untold Stories of Anti-Abortion Terrorism' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The rock band and hockey fans actually determined how you listen to music now [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

What would our founders make of this nightmare? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In defense of J.K. Rowling and the story that lived [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Excerpted from Bob Morris's Bobby Wonderful: An Imperfect Son Buries His Parents [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It seems obvious to push Jackson off $20, but Hamilton's legacy wasn't perfect [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reading notes from the new Fifty Shades spinoff [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

More than half of the U.S. wants to switch jobs—but they don't know how to leap [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Well, he still enjoys his bacon and eggs, 'but maybe a slightly smaller portion' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Candace Bushnell's new novel concerns a writer who regrets her own creation [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]