Forthcoming

Why does Israel exist? Why is it worthy of remaining a critical ally of the United States? Why have critical race theorists identified Israel and the U.S. as the most pernicious examples of “settler colonialism”? In The Battle for the Jewish State, Victoria Coates shows how the current conflict in Israel is not a regional issue to be resolved through an interminable diplomatic peace process. Rather, it is a broader military and cultural war that must be won for the sake not only of Israel, but of the United States.

Former CKE group CEO Andrew F. Puzder exposes how the secretive consolidation of financial power under the guise of “ESG” represents a new collectivist threat to the free market.

The Student Workbook is intended to be used with the Teacher’s Guide. The purpose of the Student Workbook is to assist students in working through the LAND OF HOPE text with a close reading, and also to add some depth through the supplementary documents.

The Student Workbook is intended to be used with the Teacher’s Guide. The purpose of the Student Workbook is to assist students in working through the LAND OF HOPE text with a close reading, and also to add some depth through the supplementary documents.

The World’s Medicine Chest details how America became the world’s leader in biopharmaceutical innovation and reveals how new threats to this industry will have disastrous consequences for patients and the U.S. economy.

Twelve lectures addressing fascinating and important subjects drawn from American history, including Benjamin Franklin’s late conversion to the cause of American independence, the history of the Fourth of July holiday, American aviation and culture since the Wright Brothers, and more.

This book explores the efforts of assorted ideologists and totalitarian fanatics over the last two centuries to create a fictive “”Second Reality”” to replace the only human condition we know and argues that our failure to learn the right lessons from the totalitarian tragedy of the twentieth century (and to energetically pass on those lessons to new generations) allowed the ideological virus to metastasize in new and terrible ways.

In Seeking Truth and Speaking Truth, Robert George, an acclaimed political philosopher and legal scholar who has taught generations of students at Princeton University and Harvard Law School, tackles many of the most vexing and divisive issues in American politics. He demonstrates what it means to reason one’s way to conclusions on controversial issues, rather than simply following the tribe or the crowd, or allowing oneself to be dragged around by one’s feelings or emotions. George has long proclaimed that it is a teacher’s sacred mission to form his students to be determined truth seekers and courageous truth speakers. In Seeking Truth and Speaking Truth he illustrates that teaching by showing us how it’s done.