David Nemzoff’s Sacred Fire of Public Education critiques over 50 years of American public school reforms as ineffective band-aids that fail to fix core systemic problems. He details how government control, union influence, and politicization have led to bureaucratic inefficiency, indoctrination, and academic decline. Nemzoff...

The Unasked Questions by Dale Netherton is a thought-provoking book that challenges individuals from various professions to confront critical questions that are often overlooked in their fields. The book explores theology, examining what it means for God to be all-knowing and all-powerful. It also prompts...

US-China Relations in the Twenty-First Century: The Politics of Confrontation versus the Politics of Competitive Coexistence by Chandan Kamble is a deep dive into the continuity between the United States and China, homing in on the economic ties, security issues, and historical factors that influence...

Fixing the Framers' Failure by Robert James McWhirter details how the U.S. Constitution originally embedded protections for slavery and how the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments attempted to undo that foundation. McWhirter shows how Lincoln redefined the Constitution’s meaning during the Civil War to align...

In a world facing rapid urbanization, factors such as climate change and the need for sustainability are posing new challenges to the city planners and architects who oversee the built environment. Older cities such as Rome and London evolved, adapting to change with varying levels...

Conquer the Planet: A Modern-Day Global Enslavement Handbook is author Sir Lawrence McAlister's framework on global domination centered on controlling culture, politics, war, and business as interconnected systems that enforce hierarchical social structures. He highlights the evolution of slavery into sophisticated economic and psychological control,...

Blueprints for the Eagle, Star, and Independent by Will Good presents a comprehensive and detailed chronicle of American political evolution, examining the origins, ideological shifts, and pivotal moments that have shaped the nation’s two-party system from Theodore Roosevelt’s Progressive Era to recent decades. The book...

Atomic Pilgrim by James Patrick Thomas is an inspiring memoir that depicts the fearless efforts taken in the pursuit of peace and a world free of nuclear weapons. After watching a documentary about Mother Teresa's missionary work in India, Thomas quits his unsatisfying job and...

Donald Matheson MacLean’s Brain Trauma Economics is a thorough look at tariffs as government-imposed taxes on imports meant to protect domestic industries, citing historical examples like Britain’s Navigation Acts and the Smoot-Hawley Tariff. MacLean details tariffs’ roles in raising consumer prices and provoking retaliation, illustrated...

We Have Nothing to Lose by Ralph H. Groce III details his life and views on various issues. Ralph was born in Pittsburgh, but from early on, he did not like the city. This makes him leave immediately after completing high school. He attends Boston...