politicians

A collection of eighteen essays by both liberals and conservatives who question whether or not the personal lives of politicians should be open to scrutiny.

Presents basic biographical facts on every president, vice president, cabinet member, Supreme Court justice, member of Congress, and state governor to serve in the U.S. government between 1789 and 2009, and includes essays that provide background information on each office.

Investigates the mysteries and rumors of conspiracies surrounding various politicians and political events, including the Watergate scandal, the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hillary Clinton's "vast right-wing conspiracy" accusations, and others.

The author chronicles 300 years of political wrongdoings, corruption, immoral behavior, and scandals including Watergate and Whitewater, Iran-Contra, and Monica Lewinsky.

A brief biography of Eva Peron, wife of Argentine president Juan Peron, providing information on her childhood, her failed acting career, her political activities, and more.

Profiles seventy-three men and women who helped their societies win greater justice, equality, and freedom.

Mitchell Hundred, a civil engineer who became a superhero after gaining incredible powers in a freak accident, leaves his work as a masked crime fighter to become New York City's mayor and finds himself in the midst of dangerous political intrigue related to a controversial work of art.

A biography of the wife of the President of the Argentine Republic who was idolized by millions, but feared and hated by many as well.

Which president had the shortest term, and which was the first to be born in the United States? Which president was the tallest? Who was the shortest? These are just a few of the fun facts readers will find the answers to inside this book. The at-level text is designed to make learning about the presidency engaging and fun as well as informative.