Unfreedom of the Press
Mark R. Levin
Unfreedom of the Press is an exposé on how the modern media is destroying freedom of the press from within. It argues that social activism, progressive groupthink, and Democratic Party partisanship have replaced objective fact-gathering and news reporting, leading to a crisis of credibility for the mass media.
Commander in Cheat
Rick Reilly
A scathing and hilarious exposé of Donald Trump's golfing habits and how they reflect his approach to the presidency. From cheating on the course to exaggerating his accomplishments, this book uncovers the truth behind Trump's golf game and what it reveals about his character.
In Praise of Love
Alain Badiou
A profound exploration of love in contemporary society by philosopher Alain Badiou, in conversation with Nicolas Truong. This book challenges conventional notions of love, dissecting its threats and advocating for its reinvention as a force of risk, adventure, and truth.
Midnight in Chernobyl
Adam Higginbotham
An in-depth account of the Chernobyl disaster, detailing the events leading up to the explosion, the immediate aftermath, and the long-term consequences for the people and the environment. It explores the political and social context of the Soviet Union at the time, and the human stories of those who were affected by the catastrophe.
Going Infinite
Michael Lewis
A captivating exploration into the life of Sam Bankman-Fried, the enigmatic founder of FTX, from his meteoric rise to his stunning downfall. Delve into the peculiar world of crypto, Silicon Valley venture capitalists, and the motivations of a young tycoon who aimed to solve the world's biggest problems, all while navigating the treacherous landscape of wealth, influence, and the ever-evolving digital frontier.
The Gene
Walter Isaacson
From the author of the bestselling biographies of Steve Jobs, Leonardo da Vinci, and Benjamin Franklin, comes the story of the basic unit of life, the gene, and how gene-editing technology like CRISPR will hasten our transition to the third great revolution of modern times.
The Fifth Risk
Michael Lewis
An inside look at the transition period after the 2016 election and how the departments of the US government prepared (or didn't) for the new administration. The book explores the risks associated with ignoring or misunderstanding the complex systems that keep our society safe and functioning.
Bullshit Jobs
David Graeber
A provocative exploration into the proliferation of meaningless jobs in modern society. David Graeber examines why so many people feel their jobs are pointless, the psychological and social consequences, and the political implications of a workforce increasingly engaged in tasks they secretly believe are unnecessary. This book challenges our understanding of work, value, and the very fabric of our civilization.