WHAT REMAINS
Joanne Carson was one of the few boldfaced names still on good terms with Capote when he died, and it fell to her to dispose of his ashes.
Laurence Leamer is the author of Capote's Women as well as the New York Times bestseller Madness Under the Royal Palms and The Kennedy Women, among many other books. He lives in Washington, D.C., and Palm Beach, Florida.
Exploiters
Long before the rise of Trump, the Alabama segregationist exploited the anger and fear of working class whites but did little or nothing to help his constituents.
Justice
Donald Blankenship was the most powerful coal mogul in America, but he could soon be indicted, thanks to 14 years of work by two Pittsburgh lawyers. By Laurence Leamer, the author of the new book The Price of Justice.
TELL-ALL
‘I screwed, and here was the kid.’ With his new memoir set for release, Arnold gives his most revealing interview ever to The Daily Beast’s Laurence Leamer. Plus, A.L. Bardach on whether Arnold's lying to smooth over his past.
The estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had three of the drugs in her system when she hanged herself. Laurence Leamer reports.