Mayor Turner's remarks on the death of HPD officer

7,000 people sheltering at George R. Brown Convention Center

Hurricane Harvey refugees at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas.

Meet the microscopic life in your home -- and on your face | Anne Madden

Taking a break from storm coverage here in Houston to think about something else.

'Veep' Star Julia Louis-Dreyfus: Meet Your Emmy Nominee! | THR

The wit of JFK

We could use some presidential wit.

Remembering Dick Gregory

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Noam Chomsky - The Alternative to Capitalism

Two of the biggest problems with capitalism is its tendency to aggregate wealth at the top and the imposition of choices on the public based on the economic choices of those who own the means of production. Capitalism - unbridled, unregulated - is a threat to democracy as great as any external national power.

The Book of Emma Reyes

The Book of Emma Reyes - a review from The New York Times

U.S. Rallies Behind Charlottesville | Daily 360 | The New York Times

DIANA - HER STORY | Official Trailer | PBS

Glen Campbell's final tour

An Hour with Robin Williams (12/24/02) | Charlie Rose

It's a good day to remember laughter and no one better to remember than Robin Williams.

'Inside the Actors Studio's' James Lipton: Meet Your Emmy Nominee! | THR

Climate Change Report vs. EPA Chief Scott Pruitt | The New York Times

We each are free to debate the politics of climate change - but it seems we are past the point of debating whether the climate is changing.

Netflix Lands Coen Brothers' Anthology Series 'The Ballad of Buster Scru...

The Story and Significance of John Singer Sargent’s "Gassed"

War from an artist's perspective

Exclusive: Martin Scorsese discusses his faith, his struggles, and "Sile...

The Vanishing Point

The Vanishing Point - a novella by Paul Theroux, from The New Yorker 

THE VIETNAM WAR | Official Trailer: Remember | PBS

Eighty Years of New York City, Then and Now | The New Yorker