Judith Miller
Judith Miller is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist, author, and commentator, formerly with The New York Times, known for her reporting on national security, terrorism, the Middle East, and Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction, later found to be based on fabricated intelligence.[1][2][3] She served as an adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, contributing editor to City Journal, and commentator on Fox News from 2008 to 2023, and spent 85 days in jail in 2005 to protect a confidential source.[1][4] Born in New York City, she graduated from Barnard College and Princeton University, and grew up in Miami and Los Angeles.[1][4]
Investigative Journalism
National Security
The Potter's Lady
A Shining Light
More Than Words
Miller's Costume Jewelry
Whispers Along the Rails (Postcards from Pullman Series #2)
Art Deco (DK Collector's Guides)
A Bond Never Broken
A Simple Change
A Hidden Truth
A Shining Light
Miller's 20th Century Design, The Definitive Illustratws Sourcebook
In the Company of Secrets
Miller's Antiques Handbook & Price Guide 2010-2011
Somewhere to belong
The Potter's Lady
Miller's Antiques and Collectibles Fact Book: All You Need to Know - In Your Pocket (Miller's Antiques & Collectibles Fact Book: All You Need to)
Miller's Antiques Handbook & Price Miller's Antiques 2016-2017
Miller's Antiques Encyclopedia
The Brickmaker's Bride
Miller's 20th Century Design Mini
A Collector's Guide to Teddy Bears
Miller's Field Guide: Porcelain
A-Z of Antiques and Collectibles
Antiques Investigator, Tips And Tricks To Help You Find The Real Deal