Leslie Bennetts, a special correspondent for Newsweek/The Daily Beast, is a former reporter at Vanity Fair and The New York Times. She is the author of the national bestseller The Feminine Mistake: Are We Giving Up Too Much?
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The Happiest Loser On Earth
Herman Cain may be out of the 2012 race, but he’s not licking his wounds. MORE
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Why DSK's Wife is Woman of the Year
Anne Sinclair may have benefited from the sympathy vote in France. MORE
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Presidential Campaign's Dog Issues
Santorum stood up for them, Cain tried to get rid of one, and Romney strapped his to the top of a... MORE
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Bad Economy's Unsung Heroes: Moms!
Mothers, hard-hit by the economy, are working to sustain their families. MORE
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Dear Cheating Pols: Confess, Repent
Cain and Gingrich were both accused of cheating, but Gingrich escapes censure because he confessed... MORE
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Ginger White on Her Cain Affair
Ginger White tells Leslie Bennetts why she went public and how Cain thought the ‘man was always... MORE
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The Great Debate Fairy Tale
The latest GOP debate was so entertainingly comical, it was like a Disney animated movie come to... MORE
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Storm of Denial
Sexual-harassment deniers are in overdrive amid the escalating complaints against Herman Cain.... MORE
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'It's Made My Voice Louder'
Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee tells Leslie Bennetts where she'll take her struggle next. MORE
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Surviving Clarence
Twenty years after the Clarence Thomas hearings, Anita Hill isn't giving an inch. MORE
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Are Men So Badly Off?
You might think so if you listen to media—but Leslie Bennetts argues that women are the ones in... MORE
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Women: The Invisible Poor
Reporting new poverty figures, major media ignore the fact that women are the hardest hit in every... MORE
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Are Men Crazy?
The DSK 'mental problems' defense doesn’t fly, argues Leslie Bennetts. MORE
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America, the Dysfunctional
Amid a broken political system, historians tell Leslie Bennetts that acrimony is the American way. MORE
