Rage provides an inside look at the Trump administration from 2018 to 2020, detailing the president’s handling of major crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic and racial unrest. It’s based on interviews with Trump and other key figures.
What Happened by Hillary Rodham Clinton is a deeply personal account of her experience as the Democratic Party’s nominee for President in 2016. Clinton provides insight into the challenges she faced during her campaign, the factors she believes contributed to her loss, and her thoughts on the future of American politics.
《Who Can You Trust?》by Rachel Botsman explores the complex nature of trust in the digital age, where traditional institutions like banks and governments are increasingly being replaced by peer-to-peer networks, social media, and technology platforms. Botsman provides a comprehensive overview of how technology has transformed whom, what, and how we trust. From the sharing economy to blockchain technology, the book delves into various case studies and historical contexts to illustrate the evolution of trust. It also raises critical questions about the future of trust and the role of technology in fostering or eroding it.
This book offers practical ways to harness the potential of the vagus nerve, a key part of our nervous system, to manage anxiety, depression, trauma, and autism through self-help exercises.
Exploring the impact of antitrust laws in the age of corporate giants.
This book offers practical tools and techniques for managing obsessive-compulsive disorder with cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness.
Ayn Rand’s ‘The Art of Nonfiction’ is a guide for writers aspiring to master nonfiction writing. It focuses on the techniques, mindset, and processes required to create clear and persuasive nonfiction.