Bob Woodward

'FEAR: Trump in the White House' by bob woodward is expected to release on September 11, 2018.

bob woodward's latest book Fear: Trump in the White House has sold over 1.1 million copies in its first week of release. This has marked the book as the fastest-selling title ever of publisher Simon & Schuster.

he 2019 PEN America Literary Service Award will be given to journalist and author bob woodward, whose recent book 'Fear: Trump in the White House' sold almost two million copies making it one of the biggest political books of 2018.

US president Barack Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will have plenty to discuss and commiserate with each other when they meet in New Delhi in November.

According to US journalist bob woodward, Obama had told Zardari this months after assuming the top US office. Pak's obsession with "mortal enemy" India, caused the nation to harbour terrorists, the book says.

Woodward, a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter, says his bosses didn't know till last month about Plame's identity.

Kim Jong Un said his relationship with Donald Trump was like a "fantasy film", according to the publishers of a new book on the US president set to unveil 25 private letters exchanged between the two leaders.

US President Donald Trump knew of the severity of the coronavirus even before the first case hit the country, revealed a book. A book has revealed that Trump had "surprising level of details" about the threat of the virus than previously known. The revelations assume significance because Trump has repeatedly played down the lethality of the virus in public

Additionally, the book details that, early in the COVID-19 pandemic, Trump secretly sent rare virus tests to Putin for personal use. Putin, who was particularly concerned about infection at the time, asked Trump not to disclose the gesture for fear of damaging the American president's political standing.

American journalist bob woodward's book Obama' s Wars - which gives readers a peek into the workings of the White House especially on the US president's strategy for a way out of Afghanistan—is expected to be released in Mumbai this week.

Donald Trump "deliberately misled" Americans on coronavirus, Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris has said, referring to the US president's comments on the issue revealed in a forthcoming book authored by a renowned investigative journalist.

US President Donald Trump has described famed investigative journalist bob woodward's forthcoming book, which has some damaging revelation about his presidency, as a work of fiction.

US President Barack Obama can expect a hugely interested and tolerably well-informed audience during his visit to the capital next month, if the rate at which a new book on him is flying off the shelves is anything to go by.

President Donald Trump has acknowledged downplaying the dangers of the deadly novel coronavirus as he did not want to create panic, according to a new book by a renowned US investigative journalist.

Kim Jong Un said his relationship with Donald Trump was like a "fantasy film", according to the publishers of a new book on the US president set to unveil 25 private letters exchanged between the two leaders. The relationship between the pair has been a key driver of recent diplomacy between Washington and Pyongyang.

Trump has also drawn attention for his unusually rosy personal assessments of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, China's leader Xi Jinping, Russian strongman President Vladimir Putin, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and other leaders accused of gruesome human rights abuses.

Speaking alongside Austin, General Mark Milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, cited "a very real possibility" that al-Qaida or the Islamic State group's Afghanistan affiliate could reconstitute in Afghanistan under Taliban rule and present a terrorist threat to the United States in the next 12 to 36 months.

Less than a month after the Mumbai attacks, Pakistan's spy agency chief Lt-Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha had admitted before the CIA that the terror strikes had ISI links but claimed it was not an "authorized" operation and carried out by "rogue" elements, according to a new book.

Both current and former Bush administration officials have confirmed parts of Woodward's account.

Long-time Washington Post reporter bob woodward's new book 'Fear' on President Trump's first 18 months in office includes some incendiary comments attributed to the president and key former and current White House staffers. The book, due for release on Sept 11, is already causing a political 9/11.

"Prime Minister Modi of India is a friend of mine, he (Trump) said. I like him very much," Trump is quoted as saying by renowned journalist Woodward in his book 'Fear: Trump in the White House' which has portrayed a dysfunctional Trump administration.

"So much of this pain could have been avoided, but President Trump refused to tell the truth or to act to protect the American people.

Former US President Trump secretly sent Covid-19 testing devices to Russian President Putin during the pandemic, while devices were scarce. The Kremlin confirmed the shipment but denied phone conversations post-Trump presidency. This revelation has sparked criticism from US VP Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden, who accuse Trump of compromising national security by being too close to dictators.

A new book by bob woodward reveals that President Joe Biden privately calls Donald Trump and other world leaders derogatory names, with Trump labeled as "that f**king a**hole." Additionally, Biden criticizes Obama’s handling of the Crimea crisis and uses profanity in private meetings. Kamala Harris was once concerned about Biden's isolation, the book revealed.

US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will have plenty to discuss and commiserate with each other when they meet in New Delhi in November.

Social media platform Twitter red-flagged a tweet by US President Donald Trump saying he was "encouraging people to potentially vote twice" amid growing signs that the United States is headed for an electoral fiasco on November 3.

The United States has a secret "retribution" plan to bomb more than 150 terror camps in Pakistan in the event of another major terrorist attack originating from that country, according to new book.