American Rule
Ryan Teague Beckwith
A deep dive into the fracturing of American society from 9/11 to January 6th, exploring the loss of a shared vision and the growing tensions over freedom, justice, and the value of human life. Through personal stories and insightful analysis, this book seeks to understand how America lost its way and how it might recover its sense of unity.
Be Careful What You Wish For
Graham Allen
Graham Allen exposes the growing threat of evil forces attacking traditional America, from Big Tech's usurpation of power to the divisive tactics of Black Lives Matter. He challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths and fight for the values that define the nation.
Blood Feud
Edward Klein
A revealing look into the complex and often contentious relationship between the Clintons and the Obamas, exploring the power struggles, personal animosities, and political deals that have shaped American politics. From the 2008 primary battle to Hillary Clinton's role as Secretary of State and beyond, this book uncovers the hidden tensions and rivalries that have defined two of the most influential families in modern history.
Brave New War
John Robb
An insightful exploration into the evolving landscape of terrorism and its impact on globalization. John Robb delves into the rise of superempowered groups, their methods of warfare, and the vulnerabilities of nation-states in the face of these emerging threats. A thought-provoking analysis of the future of conflict and security in an interconnected world.
Chasing Hillary
Amy Chozick
A memoir by Amy Chozick, a journalist who covered Hillary Clinton for the New York Times during her campaigns and time as Secretary of State. The book offers an inside look at Clinton's world, the challenges of covering her, and the author's personal journey through it all.
Confirmation Bias
Robin Pogrebin
A deep dive into the contentious Supreme Court confirmation battle surrounding Brett Kavanaugh, revealing the behind-the-scenes machinations, unanswered questions, and lasting impact on American politics and culture.
Connectography
Parag Khanna
In Connectography, Parag Khanna argues that the most connected societies are the most successful. He maps the future of global civilization, showing how technology and mega-diplomacy are shaping a new world order.
Crippled
Frances Ryan
An unflinching look at how austerity measures in Britain have disproportionately affected disabled people, leading to a human catastrophe. Through personal stories and rigorous analysis, this book exposes the systematic dismantling of the welfare state and the demonization of a vulnerable population, challenging the notion of vulnerability itself and calling for a more just and compassionate society.