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McCarthy argues that the real collusion in the 2016 election was not between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin, but between the Clinton campaign and the Obama administration instead.

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"Behmoth by Bruce Bond is the winner of the twentieth annual New Criterion poetry prize"--

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Argues that France has done more damage to the Middle East than any other country. This book also argues that France encouraged the mass immigration of Arabs and that huge and growing minority in the country believes that it has rights and claims which have not been met.

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Argues that France has done more damage to the Middle East than any other country. This book also argues that one aim of these policies was to sponsor the Arabs' belief that they could be incorporated into a Franco-Arab power bloc that might one day rival the United States.

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Michael Fumento discusses the miracle drugs and treatment in the pipeline--innovations that will change medicine over the next decades, eliminating diseases such as diabetes.

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The first book to transform school choice from an abstract policy issue into a question of basic personal freedom--and indeed, for minority children at the bottom of the social ladder, into a question of survival.

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Features the two inter-related movements - the science and religion dialogue, which stretches from the laboratories of Nobelists to inner sancta of the Vatican, and the intelligent design movement, which by reviving a natural theology of design in nature has challenged the Darwinian strongholds in science and public education.

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"The Kennedy assassination 50 years later"--Cover.

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Includes reprint of the Report of the Committee on Freedom of Expression at Yale, published in 1975.

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Privilege (whites, males, heterosexuals) can create unfair burdens for other groups. But one form of privilege has been overlooked: progressive privilege, which is depicted as what is normal, right, and worth celebrating by cultural institutions. Recognizing it is the first step to ending it for a fairer, more truly inclusively society.

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In this unauthorized biography, the author explores the remarkable rise of the Supreme Court Justice from a childhood of poverty in segregated Georgia to the nation's highest court.

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A biography about the controversial Supreme Court Justice, Andrew Peyton Thomas. It explores Clarence Thomas' remarkable rise from a childhood of poverty in segregated Georgia to the nation's highest court.

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A firsthand account of the Great American Education War being waged from coast to coast.

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Shows that fears about global warming are vastly exaggerated and are driven by politics, not truth. This book shows that the earth is far more resilient than exopessimists pretend and that increasing wealth and technology ingenuity, far from being the enemies of the environment, are the only means we possess to solve environmental problems.

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Unveils fresh evidence from major scientific findings that explode the conventional wisdom on climate change and reshape the global warming debate as we know it. This book explains that burning of fossil fuels may actually be beneficial for life on Earth.

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After the scandal broke, the author found himself the targeted by the Clintonites who resented him for speaking out. He was smeared as a bigot and a mentally unstable alarmist. When he attempted to tell his side of the story, the FBI tried to silence him. This book takes us into the murky world of nuclear espionage.

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Reveals how good intentions have constricted journalism within a narrow multicultural orthodoxy.

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A memoir about growing up in the culture of radicalism.

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A memoir of growing up in the culture of radicalism. It discusses the hard decisions faced by those professing a radical faith.