Book Reviews

National Review columnist Jim Geraghty’s latest book, “The Weed Agency: A Comic Tale of Federal Bureaucracy Without Limits,” is a…

Author Robert Reilly’s latest book, “Making Gay Okay: How Rationalizing Homosexual Behavior is Changing Everything,” dissects the homosexual movement’s strategy…

In his newest book, “The Tyranny of Experts,” William Easterly, a former World Bank economist who now teaches at NYU,…

Hans von Spakovsky and John Fund co-authored the book, “Obama’s Enforcer: Eric Holder’s Justice Department,” detailing the lawlessness of the…

Will Hillary Run? That seems to be the question on everyone’s mind.  She seems relentless and determined to win the…

It’s hard to find a history of the American Revolution from academia that actually tries to recapture it rather than engage in a deconstruction project.

“Reagan rejected the traditional Cold War notion among American policy makers that the best defense against a Communist threat from the left was a strong dictatorship of the right,” Lynch writes.

Everything that you’ve heard about football is wrong.

When you compare meticulously researched commercial histories with the extended blogs that pass for academic ones, you come to a startling revelation: Just about everything we’ve been taught about our history is wrong.

Oddly, those academics who most cherish their academic freedom seem just as intent on exercising it secretly.

Those who treat the Cold War as a relic of the past ignore a salient fact: Communist regimes still exist, sometimes with nukes but always with human rights violations.

To channel the late CBS commentator Andy Rooney, “Didja ever wonder if public school teachers stay up nights worried about whether the parents of the students can teach this class better than they?”