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Melania Trump Announces Upcoming Memoir Bringing Readers ‘into Her World’

Former first lady Melania Trump announced her upcoming memoir on Thursday. MelaniaIn this book, she invites readers “into her world and paints an intimate portrait of a woman who lived an extraordinary life.” This book was published by Skyhorse Publishing. set Her husband plans to come out this fall, coinciding with the presidential election in […]

Washington Post readers urge Jill Biden to tell Joe to withdraw from race

Washington Post readers sent letters to First Lady Jill Biden, trying to persuade her husband to drop out of the race. Readers in Pennsylvania, New York, Washington and elsewhere called on Jill Biden to tell her husband to drop out of the presidential race following his shaky performance in the presidential debate. The letter was […]

Permanent cameras, license plate readers will be watching you on Goethals Bridge

Big Brother is watching you…as you drive to Staten Island. The Port Authority has installed permanent license plate readers on the Goethals Bridge, which connects Elizabeth, New Jersey, with New York’s southernmost borough. The department plans to install 24 more license plate readers at the Bayonne Bridge and Outerbridge intersections, which officials say will help […]

Readers Take Denver likened to ‘Fyre Festival of books

A bibliophile conference in Colorado turned into an unfortunate disaster that some people called a “book fire festival,” leaving even some bibliophiles with black eyes. As a result, he has been trolled on social media. Last month’s Readers Take Denver event was billed as a four-day reader’s paradise filled with popular authors, signed books, and […]

KLIPPER: NYT Readers Finally Get Dose Of Reality On Trans Debate

Over the past decade, censorship has become a normal part of our daily lives. COVID, race, gender, immigration, the “threat to democracy” — the censorship regime tips the scale on a number of liberal narratives, as government, media and tech work together to push their own preferences while sidelining dissent. Despite representing a small fringe, […]

What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in March | Books

Francesca Spector, author and journalist I was lucky enough to be sent an early copy of David Nichols’ upcoming novel. you are here, a well-timed publication for those who loved the recent One Day Netflix adaptation. Nichols’ latest book has long been of interest to me, as I have written extensively about the central themes […]