Dr. Marty Makary, bestselling author, surgeon, and Professor of Health Policy at Johns Hopkins, targets the burden of growing health-care costs in America and posits how to fix the system in his new book, “The Price We Pay.”
In “Jezebel’s War With America,” Messianic Jewish radio show host Michael J. Brown writes how today’s sexual immorality and permissive abortion attitudes reveal the same spirit of the infamous, murderous seductress in the Bible.
In his book, “The Dream and the Nightmare,” historian Myron Magnet argues that the radical transformation of American culture in the 1960s created a dependent underclass.
Historian Myron Magnet returns to detail the history of the varied political perspectives on the U.S. founding document and what needs to be retained in, “Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution.”
John Zmirak continues sharing his take on the instances of evil in today’s political and economic landscape with “The Bad Catholic’s Guide to the Seven Deadly Sins.”
Big Bad John Zmirak knows “bad” when he sees it! In his book, “The Bad Catholic’s Guide to the Seven Deadly Sins,” John shows how our vices are the perverse side of the various virtues.
What started out as a popular podcast became a highly-successful book series and author Andrew Klavan unfolds the inner workings of his latest fantasy-suspense series, “Another Kingdom.”
Alan Sears and Craig Osten describe how President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s faith sustained him through two World Wars, family tragedies, and the challenging decisions of the Oval Office in “The Soul of an American President.”
In “First the Jews,” Rabbi Evan Moffic explores the continued resurgence of anti-Semitism by unveiling common misconceptions and narratives about the Jewish people and responding with a redemptive story that overcomes this hatred.
In “I Am Cyrus,” Craig von Buseck tells the role of President Harry Truman in facilitating the wondrous rebirth of Israel after two millennia of being driven away from their homeland.
Dr. Marty Makary offers solutions in the debate over the American healthcare system from his book, “The Price We Pay,” and John Zmirak discusses an article critical of Eric and evangelicals who support President Trump.
Historians Nancy Isenberg and Andrew Burstein recall the Presidents Adams as independent-minded intellectuals with significant, moral courage who confront the cult of personality in their book, “The Problem of Democracy.”
