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“If I was going to do a coup, one of the last people I would want to do it with is General Mark Milley,” Trump said in a statement.

The Justice Department abandoned an effort to seize profits from a book written by John Bolton, a national security advisor to President Donald Trump.

The first picture book by Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is a multicultural tribute to fatherhood

What better way to celebrate Pride Month this June than checking out books that tell the stories of the struggles and triumphs of the LGBTQ community? The team at NECN along with Michelle Techler, a librarian at the Cary Memorial Library in Lexington, Massachusetts offered their suggestions for what to read to celebrate Pride Month this year.  Here are...

We spoke with Michelle Techler, a librarian at the Cary Memorial Library in Lexington, Massachusetts, about her book recommendations for Pride Month.

Kahneman’s new research is on why humans make bad decisions, and financial psychologist Brad Klontz says there are lessons to avoid money and market mistakes.

Through the Camel Library project, Roshan the camel carries the books on his hump and delivers them to children in Pakistan every week.

Long-distance athlete, filmmaker and actress Alexi Pappas says her perspective on mental health and healing came while recuperating from a post-Olympics depression. Pappas opened up to LX News about what she learned during the battles she details in her new book “Bravey: Chasing Dreams, Befriending Pain, and Other Big Ideas.”

Without the usual parties, celebrations and casual get-togethers, many of us have felt our friendships suffer over the past year. Laura Tremaine’s book, “Share Your Stuff. I’ll Go First: 10 Questions to Take Your Friendships to the Next Level” is designed to give you the tools to get your friendships back in shape.

The “cozy mystery,” a gentler form of murder fiction, is helping some readers get through a dizzying period of pandemic and polarization

Books by Dr. Seuss have flooded Amazon’s U.S. bestseller list after it was announced six of the author’s publications were being pulled over racist imagery. 

Eat Just founder Josh Tetrick credits C. K. Prahalad’s “The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid” for inspiring his multibillion-dollar sustainable food business.

Ryan Serhant didn’t have a job, money or connections when he realized he was going to need “Big Money Energy” to get the success and security he wanted in life. That’s now the title of his new book. And Serhant says if he was able to change his life, you can do it too.

Hillary Clinton is teaming up with award-winning author Louise Penny to pen her first non-fiction book.

Ramunda and Derrick Young first created Mahogany Books with the goal of making books by Black authors available online to everyone — no matter where you live. Now they have a brick and mortar store in Washington, D.C. — as well as a fan in former President Barack Obama. The Youngs joined LX News to talk about the importance of...

From astronaut to author. Scott Kelly has published a children’s book, “Goodnight, Astronaut,” with the goal of inspiring kids to dream big about all the places they can sleep — from underwater to deep in space. Kelly joined LX News host Tabitha Lipkin to talk about the book, as well as his most surprising and humbling moments as an astronaut.

A pandemic. A social justice movement. A nationwide call for change. Small businesses in America are operating during unprecedented times – but they aren’t letting COVID-19 stop them. How are they doing it?

Cameran Eubanks is best known as a former star of the reality show “Southern Charm” but she is also a businesswoman, a mom and now an author. Eubanks joined LX News to talk about her new book, “One Day You’ll Thank Me,” in which she says she gives readers a look inside her marriage to Jason Wimberly, and explains why...

Ben Higgins may seem to have it all. He is a former star of “The Bachelor” and now planning a wedding and running a coffee company. But in his new book, “Alone in Plain Sight,” Higgins talks about feeling like an outsider in his own life. He joined LX News to talk about the new book and his goal to...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren has not forgotten the young people she befriended during her 2020 presidential run. The Massachusetts Democrat has a picture book coming out this fall called “Pinkie Promises” in honor of a favorite campaign ritual. When meeting a girl supporter, Warren would introduce herself by saying, “My name is Elizabeth, and I’m running for president because that’s...