Here’s An Essential Book For Anyone Dealing With Critical Illness
Dr. Wes Ely’s ‘Every Deep-Drawn Breath’ outlines a groundbreaking strategy for helping health care workers and ordinary Americans manage life-threatening illnesses and end-of-life care better.
Environmentalists Argue That To Save The Planet, We Must Play God
Two new books discuss how technology can help fix a host of environmental crises — but will cutting-edge solutions have unintended consequences?
A Teacher Explains The Massive Challenges Young Americans Don’t Want To Face, But Must
Jeremy Adams’ book, ‘Hollowed Out,’ offers an alarming diagnosis, and a little hope, for a generation that has rejected family and tradition for a damaging digital existence.
Asian-American Excellence Embodies The American Dream And Threatens Leftist Racism, New Book Argues
As the left smears America as irredeemably racist and evil, Asian-American excellence is the embodiment of the American dream, proving, once again, that the American promise is alive and well.
New York Is A Cautionary Tale About The Dangers of Progressivism
Seth Barron’s book, ‘The Last Days of New York,’ paints a damning portrait of how Bill de Blasio’s left-wing politics exacerbated civic corruption and crime.
Jean Hanff Korelitz Releases A Thriller That Never Loses ‘The Plot’
Jean Hanff Korelitz’s ‘The Plot’ is a well-executed, tension-filled mystery about what it means to be a writer.
Theologian Shows Evangelicals How To Truly Keep Racism At Bay
Theologian Voddie Baucham’s book ‘Fault Lines,’ warns that corrosive social justice ideology is seeping into American evangelicalism and offers valuable inisight on how to stop it.
The Answer To Political Correctness Isn’t More Free Speech, But Better Speech
In Michael Knowles’ new book, ‘Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds,’ the popular Daily Wire commentator takes a deep dive into the history of political correctness and offers suggestions for how to combat it.
Tibet Is Still Fighting For Freedom Against Brutal Chinese Oppression
Barbara Demick’s book, ‘Eat the Buddha: Life and Death in a Tibetan Town,’ provides yet more evidence that the Chinese Communist Party is an oppressive evil that must be confronted.
What It Means To Own Something In The 21st Century
Law professors Michael Heller and James Salzman’s book ‘Mine!’ argues we need to rethink the concept of ownership. Their ideas are engaging, if not always convincing.
‘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.
Bob Woodson On Rejecting The Left’s Race-Obsessed Revisionist History
The left’s approach to race and issues of race, Woodson says, is not only misguided but is actually hurting black communities.
John McWhorter Announces New Book On Antiracism As ‘New Religion’ That Hurts Black Americans
“The new religion might be called ‘antiracism,’ but it features a racial essentialism that’s barely distinguishable from racist arguments of the past,” the book excerpt states.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo Is Raking In $5.1 Million For COVID ‘Leadership’ Book Amid Scandal Investigations
Despite being under federal investigation for botching New York’s COVID response, Cuomo is set to make over $5 million for his memoir about pandemic leadership.
Josh Hawley’s Book Debuts As Top 10 Bestseller Despite Cancellation Attempts
Hawley’s book ranks sixth in the nation for hardcover frontlist nonfiction and has already sold nearly 21,000 copies.
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.
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.
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