A decade ago, Vladimir Putin appeared to be ignoring the internet. Now he seems to be wildly successful at exploiting it.

Olive Yang had a reputation for having a brash temper and carrying guns.

Pakistani atheists face death if their beliefs are made known, but their lack-of-faith endures.

"Night of the Living Dead" creator George A. Romero died on Sunday at the age of 77 after a battle with lung cancer, but he left behind a legacy of zombie films and influence.

Jack Shaheen, a Lebanese-American, spent decades documenting and criticizing the way the movie and television industry stereotypes Arabs and Middle Easterners. He passed away last week.

An unknown group of robbers broke into a British farm and made off with the prized cheddar cheese.

The Washington Post journalist Philip Kennicott says the Kochs’ climate agenda should give arts groups pause.

Edwidge Danticat's latest book, "The Art of Death," helped her process her mother's death.

Mercer Island High School students discuss their interview with US Defense Secretary James Mattis.

The Jewish residents of the Polish village of Jedwabne were killed July 10, 1941. For years the village attributed the massacre to German soldiers. In 2000, historian Jan Gross wrote a book that told a different story, that the Jews were killed by their Polish neighbors. The book caused an uproar in Poland and the story of Jedwabne continues to reverberate in Poland today.