Barack Obama
Rereading Obama
The first volume of the President’s memoir is beautifully written, insightful—and informed by his occasionally frustrating multi-dimensionalism.
By James T. KloppenbergBecoming Michelle
For eight years, Michelle Obama was the picture of imperturbable grace. One senses she didn’t always want to be.
By Michele GoodwinBeyond 1600
The White House is where ultimate power rests, but top-notch people running the agencies is what makes government work.
By Jonathan AlterA Time for Healing?
Before he gets to policy, Joe Biden needs to teach America a better set of values.
By Daniella Gibbs LégerWoke Addict
There is value to DeRay Mckesson’s memoir, even if he’s not quite sure of who his audience is.
By Brentin Mock
There is value to DeRay Mckesson’s memoir, even if he’s not quite sure of who his audience is.