This New York Times bestseller is a stirring photographic tribute to the New York City firefighters who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. “Adorned with votive candles, flowers and handwritten prayers, many of New York City’s firehouses seem like red brick chapels since Sept. 11. Brotherhood gives a glimpse into the firefighters’ lives after the tragedy.... A lively introduction by Frank McCourt reflects on the civil connection we feel with firefighters....The personalized spaces within the firehouses resonate as powerfully as the portraits of the firefighters themselves.”—The New York Times On September 11, 2001, more than 300 three New York City firefighters perished in the inferno and rubble of the World Trade Center. Brotherhood offers a moving photographic testament to those brave and honorable men, highlighting every engine, ladder and battalion that lost a brother on that fateful, terrible day. Poignant and stirring images, by Albert Watson, Mary Ellen Mark, Mark Seliger, Christian Wittkin, Mark Borthwick, and more than 50 other New York photographers, depict the places where those firefighters worked, the grieving survivors, and the outpouring of gratitude and love from all over the world. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Fire Chief Thomas Von Essen, and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Frank McCourt contribute their deeply felt reflections.

Brotherhood

Politics & Social Sciences

Giuliani, Rudy

Von Essen, Thomas

MCCOURT, FRANK

Social Sciences

Main Street Pr

The Biden Crime Family is a short, engaging description of the evidence that supports the case that President Joe Biden and his family are deeply corrupt. They are so corrupt that when former New York mayor and US attorney Rudy Giuliani first stumbled across evidence of what they were doing in Ukraine, it reminded him of his experience prosecuting the five mafia families that used to run New York.&nbsp; &nbsp; Joe Biden began to seek enormous bribes and payouts when he became vice president. In every situation where he was the point man for the Obama administration's policy toward a country, he ended up making millions of dollars, and failing to obtain whatever the US policy goal was.&nbsp; &nbsp; In these endeavors, Joe's drug addicted younger son, Hunter, worked with him. Hunter was the "bagman." You can question whether it was loving or even decent for a politician to use his dysfunctional son in this matter. But it happened. Joe's brother James also served as a bagman, sometimes working with Hunter. Other family members participated as needed. &nbsp; When Joe was made the point man for Ukraine--with the special mission of cleaning up Ukrainian corruption so deep that it had left the country almost bankrupt--he did nothing to help. Instead, he had Hunter placed on the board of Burisma, an energy and gas company at the center of some of Ukraine's most corrupt government dealings. Hunter took home a million a year to do nothing. The rule was "ten percent for the big guy." Hunter has complained about how half his income went to dad. &nbsp; The same and worse happened with Joe in China and Iraq. The Biden Crime Family displays the evidence clearly--and makes the kind of case that should get a conviction on Biden family corruption. &nbsp;

The Biden Crime Family: The Blueprint for Their Prosecution

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

War Room Books

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