A Review of Dean Koontz’s “The City”
Dean Koontz's latest novel, The City, is a poignant, and yet beautiful, response to the dark nihilism of our age. ...
Book Reviews
Review of Connor Boyack’s “Feardom”
Governments — our own and those of other nations — manufacture and market fear as a means of robbing people of liberty. This is the thesis of an insightful new book...
Book Review: No Place to Hide, by Glenn Greenwald
Greenwald makes his connection with Edward Snowden sound like a John Grisham thriller, with this difference: The NSA's surveillance state is no fantasy. ...
Book Review: “The Tuttle Twins Learn About The Law”
In his first children's book, based on Frederic Bastiat's The Law, Connor Boyack teaches a pair of precocious twins about the rightful role of government and the law. ...
Book Review: “International Merger”
“Free trade” agreements are not about trading freely. They are about micromanaging trade and consolidating power over commerce and politics, as Arthur Thompson shows in his new book International Merger by...
Affirmative Action Assumptions
For many years, debates over “affirmative action” programs for blacks going to college have focused on “fairness” when they probably should have centered on “worth.” ...
Levin’s Risky Proposal: A Constitutional Convention
Mark Levin’s new book, The Liberty Amendments, which calls for an Article V constitutional convention, ignores the very real risks of harmful changes to the Constitution. ...
The Thistle and the Drone: The Real Story Behind the War on Terror
In his new book, The Thistle and the Drone, author and professor Akbar Ahmed reveals how the War on Terror is in reality a war on tribal Islam. ...
To Keep or Not to Keep: Why Christians Should Not Give Up Their Guns
A review of the provocative new book by Tim and Chuck Baldwin. ...
Pres. Obama’s Secret CIA Hit Squad Detailed in “The Way of the Knife”
President Obama's secret CIA hit squad is detailed in Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mark Mazzetti's book The Way of the Knife. ...
Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Human Behavior
In light of recent revelations of wholesale spying on American citizens by the National Security Agency (NSA), significant media attention has focused on not only how much data is being collected...
Book Review: Deep State: Inside the Government Secrecy Industry
The new book Deep State by Marc Ambinder and D.B. Grady reads like an encomium rather an indictment of the federal government's secret activities. ...
Review of Christopher Ferrara’s “Liberty: The God That Failed”
Author Christopher Ferrara’s main target, as indicated by the title of his book, is Liberty. He states: “America was the place where Liberty finally replaced what the Christian religion had once...
Book Review: Glenn Beck’s “Control: Exposing the Truth About Guns”
Glenn Beck's latest book, Control: Exposing the Truth About Guns, exposes plenty of the myths being promoted by the "controllists" as he calls them, but precious little about the motivations and...
A Review of “The Nexus of Faith and Freedom”
In early America, ordered liberty was understood to require a lively cooperation, or nexus, between Christian faith and American freedom. In recent times, however, this understanding of American liberty has been...