Ahead of the release of “Civil War,” the new alt-history action-drama ... sexual morality for The Atlantic. I drove down to Petersburg, Va., a few weeks ago to walk around and take a few ...

Ulysses S Grant was the biggest hero of the Civil War ... experienced the horrors of war, at places such as Fort Wagner, South Carolina, and Saltville and Petersburg, both in Virginia.

When Stephen Marche began writing a book that imagined a future civil war in the United States of America, he repeatedly found himself having to throw out large chunks of text because the very ...

Six months into an offensive against Myanmar’s military government, opposition forces have made massive gains, but civilian ...

There’s something haunting about searching for Civil War 2024 on Google. It hits a little too close to home, though I don’t think we are on that precipice just yet. The scary thing is that we ...

Press junkets aren’t what they used to be. Last week, I saw “Civil War,” the new film by the British writer and director Alex Garland, in a plain ground-floor screening room on Sixth Avenue.

“There you are, gentlemen,” said Winston Churchill, commenting on the Libyan battle. “On strategy we are all right. If a giant came and stood in front of that door to prevent our leaving, he ...

Alex Garland’s incendiary “Civil War” is now in theaters, and it’s sure to get people talking. The film imagines a near-future where America is engaged in another Civil War, this time with ...

I've covered TV, music and pop culture for over 6 years. Written and directed by Alex Garland, Civil War is set in a dystopian future in the U.S. “where a team of military-embedded journalists ...

Consider this post about “Civil War,” which opens today ... You’re talking to a guy who could barely stand hanging out in the freezing rain just to cover an Andrew Yang rally.

If the concept of director Alex Garland’s Civil War is taken on a surface level, it is easy to say that releasing a film like it during an election year is provocative, to say the least.

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