United States

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The role of the news establishment and the American newspaper has undergone several profound transformations in American history.

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Maximalist is a highly readable account of American engagement during the Cold War and the War on Terror.

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“You have to admire their consistent and scientific approach; other commentators basically just wing it.”

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Urging the imperative “to distinguish between the desirable and the vital as well as between the feasible and the impossible,” Richard Haass forcefully, cogently, and compellingly makes the case th

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It has taken weeks longer than it should to get through Ann Coulter’s latest book, Mugged—and even then it was difficult to write an objective review.

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“. . . reasoned and prudent approach . . . take her warnings regarding the inherent dangers of voter suppression politics seriously.”

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“. . . a wonderful book that deserves to be read widely . . .”

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“. . . highly readable and enjoyable excursions through history . . .”

“The Almighty has His own purposes,” Abraham Lincoln memorably said.

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“A reasoned and systematic historical analysis of contemporary Islamic societies is a book still waiting to be written.”

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“We Can All Do Better is a book that every responsible citizen should read, reflect on, and consider in determining which candidate to back in the upcoming elections.”

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“Those who share Dr. Foley’s ‘admiration and respect for the movement’ will find this book invigorating.

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“There is humor and personality in every paragraph of We’re with Nobody. The writing is intelligent, detailed, and intimate.

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“Many will disagree with Michael O’Hanlon on essential points. But the level of debate is what counts so that our armed forces are supported by intelligent strategic decisions.

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“. . . stiff, awkward, and confusing with all of its redundant information. . . .

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“Could it be that what feeds both ‘dependence corruption’ and excess lobbying is simply overworked Representatives? . . .
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