In this eye-opener of a read, Craig Fehrman resurrects many presidential publications and tells how these writings helped secure the U.S. presidents’ legacies.
If you’re looking to educate yourself on this complicated subject, look no further than The Affirmative Action Puzzle.
Reform-minded readers who want to do more than cast a vote will find essential information in Eitan Hersh’s Politics Is for Power.
Antisocial is a breathtaking, page-turning foray into the clash between Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and online extremists.
This incisive and well-written overview of 19th-century Americans who protested wrongs in their society deserves a wide readership.
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