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Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan — Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump - with Tim Alberta — at Sidwell

Mon, Jun 29, 2026at 7:00 PM
3825 Wisconsin Avenue, RLS Meeting Room, Washington, DC
Price not available

Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, two of the most authoritative White House correspondents covering Donald Trump, present their new book *Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump* in conversation with journalist Tim Alberta. Based on hundreds of interviews and unprecedented access inside the administration, the book is a real-time history of Trump’s second term—a term liberated from constraints, marked by flouted court orders, new wars, border clashes, and a presidency reshaped by revenge and gamble. Haberman and Swan offer a definitive portrait of how Trump has used his power and who has tried—and mostly failed—to stop him.

When: Monday, June 29, 2026 at 7:00pm.

Venue: Sidwell (RLS Meeting Room, 3825 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, DC 20016). This is an offsite event partnered with Politics and Prose Bookstore.

Tickets: Purchase required (price not listed); available via the Politics and Prose website. The event is ticketed.

Lineup: Maggie Haberman (White House correspondent, *The New York Times*, Pulitzer Prize winner, author of *Confidence Man*), Jonathan Swan (White House correspondent, *The New York Times*, Emmy Award winner for 2020 Trump interview), and Tim Alberta (staff writer, *The Atlantic*, best-selling author, commentator). Haberman and Swan will be in conversation with Alberta.

Run time: Not specified.

Ages: Not specified.

Books: The event will feature *Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump* (hardcover, $34.00, ISBN 9781668067246, published June 23, 2026). Copies are available for purchase at the venue or from Politics and Prose.

Accessibility: Not mentioned in the provided text.

Note: This is a partnered offsite event—attendance is ticketed, and the venue is at Sidwell (a separate location from the main Politics and Prose bookstore).

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