1989-

Chronicles the life and career of Donna Brazile, the first African American woman to head a major presidential campaign when she took the helm of the 2000 bid for office by Al Gore and examines her thirty years in politics and her stories of those who helped shape her career.

The straight-talking Arizonan comments on his heroes, such as Air Corps General Billy Mitchell, and tells how he applies their examples in his own life. He describes his experiences in the Navy, the Senate, and the 2000 Republican Primary.

Presents an overview of the Taliban movement in Afghanistan up to the year 2000, discussing its origins and beliefs, religious and political ethos, and involvement with the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Osama bin Laden.

Exploration of the impact that Southern States have had on American values, politics, and economic trends addressing ideas about Southern attitudes towards race, poverty, and tradition.

Analyzes the conservative movement's turn away from the economic issues of the 1980s to a new preoccupation with race, ethnicity, and sex and to start using Big Government instead of fighting it.

Mary Cheney, the daughter of Vice President Dick Cheney, offers an inside look at the world of presidential politics and at her life, family, and role in the campaigns of 2000 and 2004.

Debates topics relating to today's changing world order such as the role of the U.S. in the world, the role of economics, military conflict, the end of the Cold War, and the roles of the UN and NATO.

Explores how the Bush family used all its resources to create a political dynasty that has used the White House to further its family and ideological agenda, revealing how four generations of the family have ascended the ladder of national power since World War I.

Dissenting essays offering analysis and solutions from left-of-center points of view collected from The New American Crisis pamphlet series.