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Inside the Clinton White House uses never-before-seen interviews with Bill Clinton's administration and colleagues to provide a nuanced look at politics and life during the 42nd presidency.

A retired licensed practical nurse who has seen how deadly diabetes can be-including in her own family-reveals the insidious nature of the disease in this crime drama. The story opens on the south side of Chicago when a raid takes place at one of the city's largest warehouse food stores: Shop and Drop. Neighborhood residents have declared Diabetes, a fictional cartoon figure, as its top enemy, and Ms. High Cholesterol, Fats, Sugar, High Fruct...

In the decade after Bill Clinton left the White House, scores of his closest aides recorded interviews with the University of Virginia's Presidential Oral History Program. The contents of these interviews are published for the first time in this volume.

From the abolition of slavery to the civil rights movement one hundred years later, one of the primary characteristics of America's development as a nation has been the steady struggle for and expansion of the horizons of citizenship. Pivotal in any equal rights movement is the response of the White House: how the president addresses any such movement profoundly affects its chances for success. Russell L. Riley examines the logic of presidenti...

From the abolition of slavery to the civil rights movement one hundred years later, one of the primary characteristics of America's development as a nation has been the steady struggle for and expansion of the horizons of citizenship. Pivotal in any equal rights movement is the response of the White House: how the president addresses any such movement profoundly affects its chances for success. Russell L. Riley examines the logic of presidenti...