The Death of Truth
An exploration of truth’s decline in the Trump era, media’s role, and democracy’s challenge.
An exploration of truth’s decline in the Trump era, media’s role, and democracy’s challenge.
In ‘Tower of Dawn,’ Chaol Westfall seeks healing for devastating injuries in the Southern Continent while navigating political intrigue and ancient forces.
This book explores how a group of influential scientists manipulated the media and policy makers, sowing doubt about scientific consensus on critical public health issues.
Start Here is a cookbook by Sohla El-Waylly that offers a unique approach to mastering the basics of cooking through ten foundational recipes.
Hal Gregersen explores how asking the right questions can lead to innovative solutions in personal and professional contexts.
‘A Very Stable Genius’ by Philip Rucker and Carol Leonnig is a detailed account of Donald J. Trump’s presidency, focusing on his behavior, decision-making, and the operational chaos within the White House. The authors, both Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists from The Washington Post, draw on in-depth interviews with administration insiders to paint a picture of a tumultuous presidency marked by constant internal conflict, unprecedented turnover, and controversial policies.
A touching narrative of fulfilled wishes and unlikely companionship at life’s end.
The Indoctrinated Brain by Michael Nehls explores the impact of societal norms and education on brain development and thinking patterns.