One of David Halberstam’s books changed my life. And due to the IRS and an unexpected phone call, I was able to say thanks. In 1981 I read his book, “The Powers That Be.” Halberstam’s 1979 But this is ...

The best book ever written about basketball, maybe the best book ever written about sports in America, and surely the best book ever written about the Trail Blazers, is back in print. David Halberstam ...

This documentary focuses on five reporters who covered the early years of the Vietnam War. By Ben Kenigsberg These books about a cerebral coach, a player plucked from poverty and a year in the life of ...

Even after all his decades away from the newspaper business, even after his massive books on war and civil rights and media and his much slimmer books on athletic endeavors, even after so many ...

In what fate made his final book, David Halberstam remembered a "forgotten" war, exploring the 1950-53 Korean conflict with 719 pages of foxhole-level heroism and command-level folly. It's a work ...

Neil Sheehan, who worked alongside David Halberstam in the early years of the Vietnam War, recalled what could happen if Neil Sheehan, who worked alongside David Halberstam in the early years of the ...