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If You Teach Anyone Anything, This 100-Page Book Will Help You Do It Well

Joy Pullmann September 6, 2022

Christian Thinkers Offer ‘The New Apologetics’ Just When We Need It Most

Auguste Meyrat September 2, 2022

‘No Apologies’ Book Illustrates The Vicious Cycle Of Weak Men, A Stand-In State, And Societal Decline

David Weinberger August 30, 2022

A Century Before Trump, Grover Cleveland Was A Bulldog Populist With A Comeback Term

Tyler Curtis August 30, 2022

These Two Thriller Novels Breathe New Life Into An Old Plot

Clay Waters August 26, 2022

Novel ‘Sea Of Tranquility’ Explores The Humane Aspects Of Time Travel

Clay Waters August 12, 2022

S.D. Smith Tells Exciting Children’s Stories, Illuminated By Classic Virtues

Ashley Bateman July 29, 2022

How Surgeons Became The Rodney Dangerfield Of Medicine

Michael Rosen July 15, 2022

‘Where The Crawdads Sing’ Explores Individual Liberty As A Tool Of Survival

Michael Bedar July 13, 2022

Matt Walsh Counters Transgender Ideology With A Caustic Truth Bomb

Josh Herring July 1, 2022

A Great Science Fiction Writer Underwhelms With Climate Change Thriller

Auguste Meyrat June 17, 2022

How Americans Can Fight China’s Cold War Without Rules

Helen Raleigh June 3, 2022

A Guide To Aging Gracefully That’s Actually Graceful

Auguste Meyrat May 27, 2022

A Novel About Plagues Offers Lessons In Humanity

Clay Waters May 13, 2022

Experiencing Pain Makes Us Human And Gives Us Meaning

Michael Rosen May 6, 2022

Why Recovering The Lost Art Of Statesmanship Requires Curbing A Rabid Corporate Media

Casey Chalk April 29, 2022

How To Smear Christianity Without Really Trying

Rebekah Curtis April 22, 2022

The Dumbest Generation Wallows In Mediocrity And Self-Pity

Auguste Meyrat April 18, 2022

How Abraham Lincoln’s Speeches Preserved American Self-Government

Mike Sabo April 15, 2022

Understanding Jordan Peterson’s Connections To Prophetic Christian Truth

Louis Markos April 12, 2022

Ai Weiwei’s Memoir Tries To Tell Chinese History Honestly

Helen Raleigh April 1, 2022

Make Europe Great Again

Auguste Meyrat March 29, 2022

Here’s How To Prepare Your Home To Survive A Disaster

Beth Bailey March 11, 2022

In ‘Better Off Dead,’ Jack Reacher Returns To Form

Clay Waters February 25, 2022

The Reactionary Mind Offers An Alternative To Modern Malaise

Auguste Meyrat February 11, 2022

When Politics Becomes War, The President Needs Fighters

Auguste Meyrat January 28, 2022

Why Fighting Divisive Racial Narratives Is A Patriotic Necessity

Jeremy S. Adams January 14, 2022

‘A Gentleman’s Guide’ To Fighting For Masculinity In A Culture Of Toxic Feminism

Auguste Meyrat January 7, 2022

The Spy Who Got Away With Stealing America’s Nuclear Secrets

Michael Rosen December 31, 2021

Kate Bowler’s ‘No Cure For Being Human’ Is Missing Something Really Important

Paula Rinehart December 20, 2021

The Federalist’s Notable Books Of 2021

Mark Hemingway December 17, 2021

Saving Children From Being Soft, Entitled, And Aimless

Jeremy S. Adams December 10, 2021

We Need A More Forceful Pushback To A Hostile Media

Casey Chalk December 7, 2021

In ‘Human Forever,’ James Poulos Declares War On The Digital Age

Joe Allen November 19, 2021

How To Preserve A Moral Culture Through ‘Creative Subversion’

Louis Markos November 12, 2021

Confronting Chronic Diseases Means Confronting The Medical Establishment

Seth Simmons November 5, 2021

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