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Ken Starr’s new book offers a cogent, vigorous defense of religious liberty.
In his fascinating new book, Ronald C. White amplifies Abe’s Euclidean approach to thinking.
The former first lady's devotion and political prowess are ably captured in Julia Sweig’s new biography.
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In his new book, Walter Isaacson expertly chronicles the science — and scientists — behind CRISPR.
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A new book makes the case for the unique greatness of Eisenhower’s leadership.
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H.W. Brands’ The Zealot and the Emancipator deftly recounts two martyrs' disparate approaches to ending slavery.
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The Man Who Ran Washington recounts James Baker’s masterful orchestration of his role as consummate dealmaker in the nation’s capital.
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In The Presidents vs. the Press, Harold Holzer ably delineates the long-drawn battle lines between the media and the Oval Office.
