A selection of the books we'll be talking about in August.
Diane’s Bookshelf: August 2016
From music in medicine to pets and stories from the campaign trail, here's what we're reading this month.
Your Questions Answered: How To Make Tech A Healthy Part Of Your Kids’ Lives
Setting time limits, cellphone filters and more highlights of our Facebook chat on tech addiction with Psychologist Ed Spector.
Nixon supporters at the 1968 Republican National Convention.
These 3 Historical Presidential Campaigns Could Matter In 2016
George Washington University's Matthew Dallek on what past presidential campaigns can tell us about the race in 2016.
Turkish forces tanks and armored vehicles patrol the Turkish-Syrian border October 20, 2014 in the southeastern town of Suruc in Sanliurfa province, Turkey.
Why CNN’s Peter Bergen Doesn’t Think Defeating ISIS Will Make The World Safer
Presidential candidates have often spoken out about how to "beat" ISIS. But CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen says it's not that simple.
Food writer Larry Olmsted warns that tuna in sushi is one of the most commonly "fake" foods, replaced by restaurants with a lower-cost alternative without notifying the consumer.
5 Foods You Can Trust—And 5 To Avoid, From The Author Of ‘Real Food/Fake Food’
Larry Olmstead tells us which products are most often what they claim to be — and which are more difficult to source.