Nothing to Fear

"Nothing to Fear" explores the transformative first 100 days of Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency, a pivotal moment when the federal government redefined its role to address the Great Depression. Adam Cohen provides an insightful portrait of FDR's inner circle, highlighting their influence in shaping the bold, experimental policies that laid the foundation for modern America. This period of intense government activity and reform significantly impacted issues still relevant today, such as welfare, regulation, and economic recovery.