Jun 23, 2025
"A page turner full of 'a-ha!' moments. Encouraging. Funny. Brilliant."
- Lindsay Powers, Amazon Editor
News, politics, and history from #1 NYT-bestselling author Sharon McMahon. Breaking down government and law in straightforward ways you won’t find anywhere else. If you want clarity and context—delivered with sanity and reason—The Preamble is for you.
Jun 20, 2025
A 22-Year-Old Is Now Running an Anti-Terror Office
Plus, a shocking vaccine shake-up and understanding the SCOTUS ruling on gender-affirming care for minors
Jun 19, 2025
It's OK Not To Know Things
Jun 18, 2025
AI Is Lying to You
When technology gets it wrong
Jun 17, 2025
How Israel's Iran strikes could change everything for America
The best-case to worst-case scenarios
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Interview
My interview with Condoleezza Rice
I recently spoke with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who grew up in segregated Birmingham, Alabama, and went on to get a PhD in Political Science, became the White House National Security Advisor, Secretary of State, and she now serves as director of the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. We talked about America’s place in the world, why civics education is so important, and what worries her the most right now. Plus, what she thinks needs to change in Congress.
NEW PODCAST DOCUSERIES
Stalin: Man of Steel
Here’s Where It Gets Interesting presents Stalin: Man of Steel.
This docuseries walks you through the twisted and often disturbing life of Joseph Stalin. Though he would become one of the most consequential leaders of the Soviet Union, his early life is less well-known, which is exactly the way Stalin wanted it.
We’ll uncover the secrets he tried to hide, the women he loved and lost, and the children he fathered. From the violence and poverty of his youth, to his need for murderous revenge and lust for power, this is the true story of Joseph Stalin.
How did a little mama's boy called Soso become a mass murderer?
Listen to all 9 episodes now!
Kind words
“Sharon McMahon has a remarkable ability to make you laugh as you learn about the unsung heroes who shaped our country. By the end of the book, you won’t just be enlightened and entertained—you’ll feel empowered by newfound confidence that you don’t need to be rich or famous to make a difference.”
- Adam Grant