Nationalism, Populism, And Saving Ourselves From A Dark Future
First Things editor R.R. Reno’s book, ‘Return of the Strong Gods,’ persuasively argues that tolerance and liberalism are now at odds with our community bonds and spiritual convictions.
A Medal Of Honor Recipient Celebrates Gratitude And Sacrifice
In Kyle Carpenter’s memoir ‘You Are Worth It,’ the youngest living recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor offers valuable life lessons that speak beyond his years.
Deterring Chinese Military Ambitions Before It’s Too Late
National security reporter Bill Gertz’s new book, ‘Deceiving the Sky: Inside Communist China’s Drive for Global Supremacy,’ offers vital reporting on the Chinese threat and worthwhile ideas for keeping the Chinese communists in their place.
Andrew McCarthy Unravels The Real Russia Collusion Narrative
Former Assistant United States Attorney Andy McCarthy’s new book, ‘Ball of Collusion,’ is a clearheaded look at how the Clinton campaign and Obama administration weaponized a counterintelligence investigation for political gain.
Two New Hyped Thrillers Push Limits Of The Genre
Two much-buzzed-about new books, ‘The Escape Room’ by Megan Goldin and ‘The Need’ by Helen Phillips, have intriguing premises but don’t always deliver in execution.
Hemingway And Harsanyi: An Anti-Kavanaugh Book Flop And The Politically Motivated Press
Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi discuss the more-than-biased news media and the latest smears against Justice Kavanaugh on the Federalist Radio Hour.
It Won’t Be Academics Like This Who Reclaim ‘American Excellence’ From Bad Ideas
The new book by former Yale Law School Dean Anthony Kronman, ‘The Assault on American Excellence,’ bizarrely avoids placing the blame where it squarely belongs—our morally bankrupt educational systems.
‘Justice On Trial’ Tops New Anti-Kavanaugh Book In Amazon Sales
The day of the NYT Times Reporters’ book was released, “Justice On Trial” ranks No. 168 on Amazon while “The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An Investigation” trailed behind at No. 188.
Bari Weiss Explains How To Fight The Rise Of Anti-Semitism
New York Times columnist Bari Weiss’s new book, ‘How to Fight Anti-Semitism,’ offers a trenchant look at an old evil that’s on the rise once more.
Podcast: How Economists Influence Our Policymakers, Markets, And More
New York Times writer Binyamin Appelbaum joins Federalist Radio to discuss his new book, “The Economists’ Hour: False Prophets, Free Markets, and the Fracture of Society.”
Rachael Denhollander’s Memoir Is A Powerful Statement On Sexual Abuse
A new memoir by the famed gymnast tells the courageous and riveting story of how she confronted the USA Gymnastics doctor who abused hundreds of girls and provides essential insight into combating sexual abuse in the future.
We Finally Have The Infertility Memoir Women Need To Read
Callie Micks’ intensely personal book, ‘The Baby Binder,’ confronts infertility head-on, addressing the heartbreak, the worry, and the tears, and asks why do we care so little about an issue that affects so many women?
How A ‘Star Spangled’ Murder Gave Us The Temporary Insanity Defense
Chris Derose’s new book, ‘Star Spangled Scandal: Sex, Murder, and the Trial that Changed America,’ vividly recounts how the murder of Francis Scott Key’s son was one of the 19th century’s most sensational murder trials and left a lasting legal legacy.
How Arabic Jews Helped Form Israel’s Legendary Intelligence Service
Journalist Matti Friedman’s book, ‘Spies of No Country,’ examines the questions of identity surrounding Jews from the Arab world who worked as spies and helped create the state of Israel.
Kevin Williamson Fires On Social Media Outrage And ‘Antidiscourse’
In the wake of losing a job over a social media tantrum, writer Kevin Williamson’s new book, ‘The Smallest Minority,’ sets its sights on outrage culture and the results are witty, caustic, and illuminating.
Kevin Williamson’s New Book Is A Call To Arms Against Mob Rule
In his latest book, ‘The Smallest Minority,’ writer Kevin Williamson came to bury mob rule—but he did not go far enough.
Examining The Book Harper Lee Never Wrote
Casey Cep’s new true crime work, ‘Furious Hours,’ explores a lurid 1977 southern murder trial that almost inspired Harper Lee to write another book—but Cep’s pretentious account leans heavily on inaccurate and unflattering Southern stereotypes.
Victor Davis Hanson Examines The Triumph And The Tragedy of Donald Trump
In ‘The Case For Trump,’ scholar Victor Davis Hanson makes the case that Donald Trump’s presidency has been more effective than anyone wants to admit, and as such he will go down as a tragic hero.
Podcast: A Retrospective Look At How The GOP Became The Party Of Trump
Politico Reporter Tim Alberta joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book, “American Carnage: On the Front Lines of the Republican Civil War and the Rise of President Trump.”
Don’t Despair That America’s Churches Are Dying
In the new book, ‘The Myth of the Dying Church,’ Glenn Stanton argues that the demise of American Christianity has been greatly exaggerated.
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