Nina Burleigh

After Kabul fell, the Pentagon left behind a heroic colonel and his family of 14. So Wall Street and Silicon Valley teamed up to rescue them.

In search of Sticker Zero.

Most travelers descending on Zihuatanejo are unaware of the resort city’s storied past with the apostle of psychedelic drugs, and his experiments in consciousness expansion.

Nina Burleigh is a journalist of American politics and the author of six previous books. Her seventh, Virus: Vaccinations, the CDC, and the Hijacking of America’s Response to the Pandemic (Seven Stories Press, to be published May 18th) is a real-life thriller that delves into the official malfeasance behind America’s pandemic chaos and the triumph of science in an era of conspiracy theories and contempt for experts.

Research on Capitol riot suspects from Jan. 6, 2021 exposes several telling misperceptions.

On top of the Capitol riot’s damage to democracy, it has also diverted attention away from the disastrously mishandled Covid-19 pandemic.

Vaccines helped people overlook their vulnerabilities even as many of them became suspicious of the benefits of those shots.

Until the Covid-19 pandemic, the catastrophe of the Spanish flu had been dropped from American memory.

Many islands are open to American travelers. Going could mean bringing coronavirus to places ill prepared to deal with it. Not going could mean deepening economic woes. How do you choose?

Uncool middle-aged white women are Democrats’ best hope for unseating Trump. Why does the online left hate them so much?

Pastor Russel D. Moore discusses the importance of the separation of church and state, a rarity for white evangelical Christians in the current political climate.

Author Craig Unger spoke with Newsweek about the allegations in his new book, “House of Trump, House of Putin: The Untold Story of Donald Trump and the Russian Mafia.”

Women voted against Trump by one of the most significant gender gap margins in history, but their support for Clinton was tinged with ambivalence.

A story of activists and unlikely soulmates in Victorian London.

Could it be a link to my refugee grandmother?

Nina Burleigh is convinced beyond a doubt that Women Against Feminism really is some kind of Astroturf project by well-funded wingers to win over females.

Paul Novak had numerous certified saves. And one kill. How a case of a mysterious death in this small town was finally solved.