NYT Bestsellers: Non Fiction

The CBS News correspondent looks at the work done by previous presidents and how we examine candidates running for the office.

The theoretical physicist explains the controversy around the synthesis of the theory of relativity and quantum theory.

An oral history of the events that occurred on Sept. 11, 2001, based on transcripts, declassified documents and interviews.

A critique of how today's mainstream feminism overlooks basic needs such as access to food, education, living wages and medical care.

A look at the life and work of the renowned novelist and short-story writer, based on his archive and interviews with his colleagues.

Reflections on the ageism, misogyny and loss that women might encounter as they grow older.

Two reporters for The New York Times recount their investigation into Harvey Weinstein’s alleged abuses of power and the subsequent global disclosure of women’s traumatic stories.

The former White House press secretary gives an account of her journey.

Secrets and identity in a fast-paced age of science and technology are explored through the story of a woman who discovered her biological father.

The former NASA roboticist dispenses complex and excessive solutions to common problems; reclassified this week as nonfiction.