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One of America's most acclaimed television journalists reflects on the final year of the twentieth century in terms of world history and the future, discussing the implications of such events as the Clinton impeachment, the war in Kosovo, and the approval of Viagra and profiling some of the key figures who made the news, from Michael Jordan to Slobodan Milosevic to John F. Kennedy, Jr. 250,000 first printing.

Ted Koppel, a thirty-seven-year veteran of ABC News, has been anchor of Nightline since March 1980. He has won every significant television award, including thirty-two Emmys, six Peabodys, nine Overseas Press Club awards, two George Polk Awards, and two Sigma Delta Chi Awards. Before creating Nightline, he was a foreign, domestic, and war correspondent and bureau chief for ABC, and its chief diplomatic correspondent. He is the author, with Marvin Kalb, of In the National Interest. He lives with his wife in Maryland.