NYT Bestsellers: Non Fiction

A memoir by the great spy novelist.

The life of Welles Crowther, a young equities trader, and his heroism at the World Trade Center on 9/11.

“As a tribute to the late, great Phyllis Schlafly, I hope everybody can go out and get her latest book, The Conservative Case for Trump.” —Donald Trump   Phyllis Schlafly passed away on...

After her husband confesses to multiple infidelities, a woman who has overcome bulimia and alcoholism struggles to grow — and so does he.

A new biography focuses on Hitler the man.

The Berkeley sociologist interviews members of the Tea Party in Louisiana.

The novelist argues that, contrary to the theories of Noam Chomsky, there is no evolutionary explanation for language.

The president of Judicial Watch discusses Benghazi, Hillary Clinton’s emails and other (in the words of the subtitle) “secrets and lies” of the Obama administration.

A biography by two Washington Post editors based on the work of more than 20 of the paper’s reporters and fact-checkers.

The attempt to rescue purebred horses raised for Hitler in the closing days of World War II.