Gail Sheehy is the author of 15 bestselling books, including the revolutionary Passages. Her most recent book is Passages in Caregiving: Turning Chaos Into Confidence
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Maria Shriver Speaks Out
As women voters in California head to a historic election—with three women at the top of the... MORE
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The GOP's Mean Girls
Democrats will regret underestimating Whitman, Fiorina, and McMahon, says Gail Sheehy.... MORE
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Obama's Fire Sale
Six weeks before the election, President Obama couldn’t fill the ballroom at the Roosevelt Hotel,... MORE
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Africa's First Ladies Storm New York
Liberian activist Leymah Gbowee proposed the idea of a First Ladies of Africa Summit at the Women... MORE
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How to Survive When You Become a Caregiver
Once, turning 50 meant a new kind of freedom: kids grown, finances secure, and time freed.... MORE
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Meet America's Overworked Caregivers
Gail Sheehy traveled across the country meeting Americans slammed by the responsibilities of caring... MORE
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It Took a Woman
Obama has all the right instincts—but it took a fiercely focused female to really get it done.... MORE
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Powell's Gay Soldier Dilemma
Once a chief proponent of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, Colin Powell now supports its repeal. But, as Sen.... MORE
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Saving the Sandwich Generation
President Obama has promised to support adults caring for elderly parents while scraping to send... MORE
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The War in the Living Room
In an effort to stem the staggering divorce rate among soldiers, the military has begun a radical... MORE
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The Sensitive Soldier
Can U.S. troops be rewired to be impervious to trauma?... MORE
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Anywhere but Fort Hood
The Texas base wasn't supposed to be the scene of a massacre: It just launched a "resiliency"... MORE
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Can This Film Save Afghanistan?
It took documentarian Robert Greenwald 40 years to become an activist, but it was worth the wait,... MORE
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Nadal's Head Game
Rafael Nadal sported a familiar new ’do at the U.S. Open—“the Roger.... MORE
