This Just In: Jenny Sanford, Boris Yeltsin

Jenny Sanford (AP Photo/Alice Keeney, file)

Jenny Sanford will follow in the footsteps of fellow wronged-political-wife Elizabeth Edwards with an "inspirational" tell-all to be released by Ballantine Books next May. The former investment banker will grapple with "the universal issue of maintaining integrity and a sense of self during life's difficult times," according to the publisher -- so yes, all the fallout from South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's Appalachian-Trail-no-wait-I-mean-Argentine-mistress meltdown. Jenny Sanford moved out of the governor's mansion with her four kids last month.

Secret Service agents found Boris Yeltsin standing on Pennsylvania Avenue in his underwear one night in 1995, trying to hail a cab to get some pizza, according to historian Taylor Branch's interviews with Bill Clinton, soon coming out in book form, USA Today reported Tuesday. Later, the Russian president, who died in 2007, was mistaken by a guard for a drunk intruder when he tried to sneak out of Blair House in the middle of the night. Oh, Boris!

By The Reliable Source | September 22, 2009; 12:54 PM ET
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