Peter Lance: Triple Cross : the Book the Ex-Feds Don't Want You to Read HuffingtonPost
On Sunday, less than two weeks after publication, Triple Cross , my third investigative book on the failure of the FBI and Justice Department on the road to 9/11 hit #4 on amazon.com's terrorism best seller's list. But the book's initial success is causing a pair of ex-Feds to see red. In my Friday blog for The Huffington Post, I noted how Andrew C. McCarthy, a former Asst. U.S. Attorney in
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WESLEY SNIPES PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TAX DRAMA: Actor dips back to U.S. for arrest then returns to Namibia for film shoot. *Wesley Snipes is free on $1 million bond after pleading not guilty to federal charges of tax fraud.
Lost Boys find champion in Eggers The News & Observer
Here are a few things we can say for sure about Dave Eggers' latest book: It's not a satire of political correctness in the English department of an elite liberal arts college.
GameZnFlix, Inc. Joins Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw for Their Annual Holiday Giveaway Special Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance
GameZnFlix, Inc., an online provider of video games and movies for rent or purchase, announced today that their service has been chosen as one of Dr. Phil & Robin McGraw's favorite items for the 2006 holiday season.
DISSED WRITER ON THE MOVE New York Post
WHAT does a McGraw-Hill author have to do to get a little respect from the publisher? Lynnette Khalfani, a former reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires, hit The New York Times best-seller list with her last book, "Zero Debt
Gardner's painstaking 'Pursuit' led to better life, book, movie Chicago Sun-Times
The biggest struggle for author Chris Gardner -- who will soon be portrayed on the big screen by Will Smith -- was recounting the horrific events of his life, including childhood abuse and rape when he was a teenager.
Books speak volumes The News & Observer
Call it book politics. No, this is not an article about the latest controversies over Salman Rushdie stirring up the Muslim world or whether the racist language in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" belongs on high school bookshelves.
Big business in blogging economists Austin American-Statesman
Important pocketbook issues are put into understandable language. Fame found Tyler Cowen on the back seat of an airport bus. Weary after a long flight back from a family vacation, the economics professor was returning to his car at Baltimore/Washington International Airport.
Bill O'Reilly's 'Culture Warrior' CBS News
The conservative pundit's latest book asserts a clash between cultures in America is impeding the war on terror. He explained his take to Hannah Storm . Read an excerpt .
Book Browser: Non-Fiction CBS News
When you're looking for a good book to read, nothing takes the place of reading a few pages to see how you like it. Here's a selection of non-fiction possibilities, with brief descriptions and links to excerpts.
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