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The nascent firm created by a 2021 Spac merger will soon manage more than $200bn

Researchers have identified a giant exoplanet, Epsilon Indi Ab, orbiting a star 12 light-years from Earth. This 'super-Jupiter' was directly imaged using the James Webb Space Telescope, marking a significant advance in space research.

Netanyahu’s appearance, and the rapturous reception he received, recalled nothing more than the appearance of Hitler before the German Reichstag. The German deputies who shouted “Heil Hitler!” and the American congressmen who barked “USA” are cut from the same cloth.

There’s no mention of their duty to the people in the oath of office that members of Congress take. It says they will support and defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic. Maybe, in some regard defending the Constitution would mean doing their job: representing the people that elected them. But today, the … Continue reading "A Standing Ovation for Genocide"

Among the week's headlines: Kamala Harris addresses book banning at a campaign event; a community in Michigan seeks to remove its library board over their refusal to ban books; and NBC News has a chilling look at an officer's bid to charge three Texas school librarians for sharing inappropriate books.

Authors from across the globe document the joys and travails of diaspora communities.

An inside look at the journalist’s memoir about infiltrating the KKK.

New picture books, graphic novels, and YA fiction grapple with the short- and long-term effects of leaving home.

Fiction and memoir writers probe the making of national identity.

Much like the protagonist of her new novel, the author understands the hope and heartbreak of Hollywood.

In this monthly roundup of BookLife titles, we feature general fiction and poetry. Want to see your book featured? Check out the Indie Spotlight calendar at booklife.com/indiespotlight.

Saturday Books takes YA author and illustrator Isabel Ibañez’s adult fiction debut, Atria signs a self-published romantasy series, and more.

At Restless Books, Black Lawrence Press, and Academic Studies Press, first-generation American editors want to hear from writers with cross-cultural stories to tell.

MCD Books is one of a few U.S. publishers to strike out on its own with a Spanish edition of one of its adult titles—Héctor Tobar’s 'Our Migrant Souls,' an inquiry into Latino identity. The somewhat novel approach to translation may soon be the norm.

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