Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the biggest headlines from last week. The New Yorker‘s Best Books of 2026 So Far The publication we keep in stacks around our homes to let everyone know how smart we are has
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It Thinks So Update By Howard Bloom Our president believes we’ve won the Iran war. He might be surprised to discover that Iran believes he’s lost. Yes, Iran thinks it has won.  Here’s what one of Iran’s mouthpieces, PressTV, said on Monday:  the American side now confronts an inescapable choice: either cease hostilities and accept
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Trending on Billboard In the time since Ziggy Marley’s last proper solo studio album, the nine-time Grammy-winning reggae star survived the COVID-19 pandemic, produced his late father’s box office-smashing biopic and dropped a star-studded duets album featuring the likes of Tom Morello, Busta Rhymes and Sheryl Crow. Naturally, it was time for a reset. To
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The Trump administration this week created a $1.8 billion fund to dole out taxpayer dollars to the president’s political allies, and declared that Mr. Trump is immunized from tax audits. Our chief legal affairs correspondent, Adam Liptak, explains how these legally questionable moves test the Constitution’s limits on the president’s power. By Adam Liptak, Paul
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Trending on Billboard The classic combo of milk and cookies may never be the same again. On Tuesday (May 26), after a week of teasing, BTS officially unveiled their new collaboration with Oreo, completely reimagining the classic chocolate-crème sandwich cookie. The new limited-edition BTS Oreos will feature a brown sugar-pancake-flavored cookie, inspired by the hotteok
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Trending on Billboard Manchester clubbing institution The Warehouse Project will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a flurry of special projects and performances, along with a 2026 season starting in September. Explore See latest videos, charts and news As part of the commemoration, The Warehouse Project will release a documentary, Twenty Years In Manchester, filmed by
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