Scott Turow, whose 16 books have sold more than 30 million copies, speaks at the Champaign Public Library during a 2022 visit. Marty Kaplan Sally Jenkins Rick Reilly Jim Nondorf Wendy Kelley Adam ...

Dear Doctors: I'm puzzled by people whose doctors diagnose a problem but write to you to answer their questions. I believe you publish these questions and your answers to educate your readers. But ...

In the mid-90s, Ron Howard directed a gritty movie about the inner workings of a daily newspaper. “The Paper” included a memorable rant from the newspaper’s executive editor, played by the actor ...

For this week’s Fault Lines column, Jon Allsop is filling in for Jay Caspian Kang.

The headline will read "Artificial intelligence devours knowledge class workers." Here in Iowa, John Deere has laid off 2,400 workers in the past year, most of which were of the knowledge class.

At last, evidence of a bout of common sense in relation to the policing of tweets. Sir Andy Cooke, His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary, said this week that non-crime hate incidents should be ...

Apple's iPadOS 26 is finally available to all, with much-needed updates to Notes and Files, plus a new windowed multitasking ...

Nick Saban never lost a game like this. Seriously. Saban was a perfect 17-0 in season openers while guiding the Alabama program. His teams were always prepared and ready to go in season openers. They ...

The implementation of zero trust is essential for cybersecurity: but after 15 years, we’re still not there. Implementation is ...

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AUSTIN, Texas — Dave McNeely, a longtime political reporter and columnist for the Austin American-Statesman newspaper, has died. He was 85. McNeely joined the Statesman in 1978 and covered the Texas ...