‘Obsession’ Uncovers The Plot To Impeach Trump
Veteran journalist Byron York’s new book, ‘Obsession: Inside the Washington Establishment’s Never-Ending War on Trump,’ turns the story of Trump’s impeachment into a compelling real-life thriller that will leave readers indignant.
How To Foil ‘The Plot To Change America’
Mike Gonzalez’s new book, ‘The Plot to Change America,’ provides penetrating analysis of the inherent dangers of identity politics, as well as ways to fight its creeping influence.
‘Lincoln And The American Founding’ Rebukes Those Who Call The Founders Racists
Lucas Morel’s ‘Lincoln and the American Founding’ is a timely reminder of how our constitutional governance is incompatible with slavery and a rebuke to those who say our founding ideals are irredeemably racist.
Turning America Back From The Point Of No Return
Michael Anton of ‘Flight 93’ fame has a new book, ‘The Stakes: America at the Point of No Return,’ that attempts to find solutions to head off a national crack-up.
Keeping Alive Forbidden Memories Of Chinese Oppression In Tibet
Tibetan Tsering Woeser has bravely published a new book of photographs, ‘Forbidden Memory,’ that provides essential historical documentation of Chinese oppression in Tibet during the Cultural Revolution.
Finally, A Self-Help Book For Punks
In Greg Gutfeld’s new book, ‘The Plus,’ the Fox News host offers advice on how to live an authentic life. It’s a subject he knows a little something about.
This Book Will Help You Make Sense Of The Trump-Russia ‘Witch Hunt’
Gregg Jarrett’s book, ‘Witch Hunt,’ does a fine job chronicling the dishonesty and corruption behind America’s intel agencies’ failed attempt to take down President Trump.
How Feminism Helped Erase Female Biology
In Debra Soh’s new book, ‘The End of Gender,’ the doctor exposes the cultural and scientific attempts to undermine biological reality.
How Kim Jong Un Became Dictator Of A Starved Third World Country
Former CIA analyst Jung H. Pak’s new book, ‘Becoming Kim Jong Un,’ is an insightful look at one of the world’s most inscrutable and dangerous leaders.
Kurt Schlichter’s Episodic Devotional Will Make Righties Laugh And Cheer
The notorious columnist’s latest book, ‘The 21 Biggest Lies About Donald Trump (and You!),’ is funny, completely over-the-top, and a more appropriate response to the calumny directed at conservatives than allegedly decorous political observers want to admit.
Transgender Activists Tell Our Daughters They’re Not Acceptable The Way They Are
Abigail Shrier’s new book, ‘Irreversible Damage: the Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,’ adroitly addresses a controversial topic without shirking from the truth.
How Churchill Saved England During The Battle Of Britain
Bestselling author Erik Larson’s new history of the Battle of Britain, ‘The Splendid and the Vile,’ is a mostly splendid account of the Churchill family,
‘Wuhan Diary’ Documents Anger, Despair, And Hope From A City In Lockdown
A Chinese woman’s online diary of the struggle to survive in the epicenter of a global pandemic reveals the horror and dishonesty of communist Chinese authorities.
John Bolton Is The Perfect Washington Man
Bolton is a thin-skinned and snarky figure who succeeded in convincing a surprising number of smart people in Washington that he is somehow serious and statesmanlike.
Dave Rubin On Where Liberals And Conservatives Can Agree, And Where They Can’t
The popular YouTuber and podcaster’s ‘Don’t Burn This Book’ lends itself to a broader conversation on the roles of conservatism and liberalism.
In ‘The End Of October,’ A Coronavirus Thriller Hits Too Close To Home
Lawrence Wright’s second novel, ‘The End of October,’ just happens to be about a global coronavirus outbreak—it’s fine thriller, if the uncomfortable resemblance to real-life events doesn’t make you squirm.
Woke Protesters Come For Oprah’s Book Club
Jeanine Cummins’ bestselling novel ‘American Dirt’ has elicited protests over the author’s lack of Latinx credentials, but the bigger problem is that the book is plodding moralistic melodrama.
Making Sense of Oliver Wendell Holmes’ Controversial Legacy
Stephen Budiansky’s new biography, ‘Oliver Wendell Holmes: A Life in War, Law, and Ideas,’ has new perspectives to offer but fails to excuse the more damning aspects of the famed jurist’s legacy.
In ‘If It Bleeds’ Novella Collection, Stephen King Goes Soft
The venerable master of horror’s new book, ‘If It Bleeds,’ is a dispiriting collection of mostly uninspired novellas.
How To Make Sense Of Military Service In A Culture That No Longer Understands It
Scott Beauchamp’s recent essay collection, ‘Did You Kill Anyone?’ attempts to reconcile the experience of soldiers in a culture that no longer understands the value and values of military service.
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