Jerry Seinfeld Exposes The Problems Of Contemporary Comedy
Jerry Seinfeld’s memoir, ‘Is This Anything?’, proves to be an enjoyable meditation on the pleasures of comedy as well as a reminder that it’s a dying art form.
‘Under Siege’ Calls All Happy Warriors To Rise
Austin Ruse’s book, ‘Under Siege,’ makes a compelling case that there’s no better time for Catholics and affiliated conservatives to fight back against our woke overlords than right now.
Meet The Cookbook Author Who Hates Food
Mark Bittman’s latest book, ‘Animal, Vegetable, Junk: A History of Food, from Sustainable to Suicidal,’ is a dyspeptic rant that buries some good observations under layers of radical politics.
How Telling The Truth On Campus Gets You Persecuted
Canadian free speech activist Lindsay Shepherd’s book, ‘Diversity & Exclusion: Confronting the Campus Free Speech Crisis,’ tells the Orwellian story of how colleges abandoned teaching truth in favor of conformity.
Josh Hawley Takes On The Tyranny Of Big Tech
Tech companies have monopolized our communications, our social spaces, and even our inner lives. Finally, a book by Sen. Josh Hawley, ‘The Tyranny of Big Tech,’ provides a template to reign in their power.
Ken Starr Is Right About Religious Liberty, But That Might Not Be Enough
Ken Starr’s new book is an excellent introduction to a complex topic, but fails to offer much reassurance for those worried about the legal conflicts with an identity politics-obsessed left.
5 Books Culturally Aware Americans Should Read This Summer
Taken together, these five books provide a unique and much-needed perspective on what truly matters in an age of increasingly prevalent lies.
Malcolm Gladwell Illustrates The Problems With Technocratic Solutions To Human Problems
The bestselling author’s latest work, ‘Talking to Strangers,’ is engaging but it also tries too hard to distill the complexities of human nature into simple insights.
John Boehner’s New Book Is Tone-Deaf, Even For Him
Despite some genuinely charming anecdotes, ‘On the House’ proves former GOP Speaker of House John Boehner still just doesn’t get it.
Louis Menand Tackles Art, Culture, And Politics During The Cold War
With ‘The Free World: Art and Thought in the Cold War,’ we have another invaluable contribution to the analysis of intellectual thought during the Cold War.
The Terrifying True Story Behind One Of The FBI’s Biggest Kidnapping Cases
Philip Jett’s gripping book, ‘Taking Mr. Exxon,’ tells the tragic story of the 1992 kidnapping of an oil executive by a venal, money-hungry suburban couple.
‘Renegades And Rogues’ Misses The Mark On Conan’s Creator
Much of Howard’s “magic” came from his ability to create emotional sincerity through the hatreds and bloodlust of characters like Conan the Barbarian.
3 Major Scientific Discoveries In The Past Century That Point To God
Three major discoveries during the last century contradict the forecasts of scientific atheists, pointing instead in a distinctly theistic direction.
A Physician Learns To Heal Himself So He Can Go Back To Healing Others
Dr. David Weill’s memoir, ‘Exhale: Hope, Healing, and a Life in Transplant,’ tells a powerful story about how physicians can learn to help people, even when they can’t be healed.
Terrorists Are Crossing America’s Porous Borders And Biden Is Making It Worse
A new book by journalist Todd Bensman, ‘America’s Covert Border War,’ provides alarming details on a national security threat that isn’t being addressed.
A Prescription For Fixing American Family Life
Professor Scott Yenor’s book, ‘The Recovery of Family Life,’ offers valuable insight into how feminism and other post-modern ideologies are radically reshaping society, as well as some suggestions for what to do about it.
Jordan Peterson’s ‘Beyond Order’ Calls For Balance And Gratitude
‘Beyond Order,’ Jordan B. Peterson’s long-awaited new book, is an insightful, all-too-needed prescription for an anxious, angry, and divided world.
Never Trumpers Illustrate Why Loyalty Is An Important Political Virtue
Julie Kelly’s book, ‘Disloyal Opposition,’ ably documents just how tedious and unprincipled Donald Trump’s allegedly conservative critics turned out to be.
‘Uprooted’ Protests The Amazon-ification Of The World
Grace Olmstead’s new book ‘Uprooted’ reclaims localism and community interdependence as the conservative causes they are.
Eighties Nostalgia Meets Its Limits In ‘Ready Player Two’
‘Ready Player Two,’ the much-anticipated sequel to the popular novel and film ‘Ready Player One,’ is a loose collection of unlikable characters and precious pop culture references in search of a plot.
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