Product Description: On January 20, 2001, the most powerful and arguably most ambitious man in the world relinquished the public stage, reluctantly, at the young age of fifty-four. Since then President Bill Clinton has moved in and out of the shadows of this "exile," leaving the millions who knew him to wonder: How has this man of such outsized talent and passions adjusted to leaving power? Based on more than 150 interviews with the former president's friends, associates, and sometime enemies, Clinton in Exile takes readers from Clinton's last hours in office, through his indulgent personal life and well-publicized humanitarian efforts, to his front-of-camera and behind-the-scenes coordination of his wife's presidential campaign...read more

Chronicles the life of the owner of 'The Washington Post,' discussing her abused childhood, her inheriting of the paper, and her reputation among employees (view table of contents)

A critical biography draws on extensive research and hundreds of interviews to explore the career of media mogul S. I. Newhouse, including his leadership style, his financial management, and his influence on journalism. 20,000 first printing. Tour. IP. (view table of contents)

Traces the life of Theodore Roosevelt's eldest daughter, recounts her White House wedding, and describes her influence as a Washington hostess

Product Description: Known as the "other Washington monument, " Alice Roosevelt Longworth knew personally every president from Benjamin Harrison to Jimmy Carter, and for over 70 years reigned as Washington's grandest grande dame. Here is both the delightful and the dark sides of her life.

An account of the life of Alice Longworth, Teddy Roosevelt's daughter, who knew every president from Benjamin Harrison to Richard Nixon, and who became one of the most incisive observers of Washington's political scene

A parents' guide to teenage suicide discusses the growing problem of suicide among adolescents and explains the reasons for suicide, how parents can recognize symptoms of depression, and where they can find help for themselves and their children

A revealing look at the private life and public convictions of Phyllis Schlafly chronicles her rise to national prominence as an archconservative and a determined opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment, gay rights, and reproductive freedom