The Federalist Papers
Alexander Hamilton
A collection of essays written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay to persuade the citizens of New York to adopt the newly proposed Constitution. These papers remain a cornerstone of American political thought, offering invaluable insights into the framers' intentions and the meaning of the Constitution.
The Future Is History
Masha Gessen
A searing and essential book about Russia today, from one of our most fearless and incisive observers, that tells a chilling story of how a country is condemned to repeat the horrors of its past.
The Gatekeepers
Chris Whipple
An inside look at the crucial role of White House Chiefs of Staff and how they have shaped presidencies from Nixon to Obama. Based on exclusive interviews with former chiefs, this book reveals the untold stories of the individuals who wielded immense power behind the scenes, navigated crises, and influenced the course of history.
The Gun Debate
Philip J. Cook
An exploration of the multifaceted gun debate in America, covering gun ownership, violence, regulation, history, and the perspectives of various groups. It delves into the value of guns for self-protection, the costs of gun violence, and potential policy solutions.
The Hostage's Daughter
Michael Scott Moore
A gripping account of the author's harrowing experience as a hostage of Somali pirates, exploring themes of piracy, privilege, and the human cost of freedom. It delves into the complexities of Somali society and the motivations behind piracy, while also reflecting on the author's personal journey and the events that led him to the Horn of Africa.
The Making of Donald Trump
David Cay Johnston
A revealing look into the life and career of Donald Trump, exploring his family history, business dealings, and personal values. From his early days in real estate to his surprising rise to the presidency, this book uncovers the truth behind the man who would become one of the most influential figures in American history.
The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
Robert A. Heinlein
In a lunar colony where convicts and political exiles eke out a hardscrabble existence, a self-aware computer named Mike and a resourceful technician named Mannie find themselves at the heart of a burgeoning revolution. As tensions rise between the lunar inhabitants and the Earth-based Lunar Authority, Mannie, along with the charismatic Wyoming Knott and the wise Professor de la Paz, must navigate a complex web of politics, economics, and personal loyalties to fight for the freedom of the moon.
The Myth of the Rational Voter
Bryan Caplan
An insightful exploration into why democracies often adopt harmful policies, arguing that voter irrationality, rather than ignorance or special interests, is the primary cause. Caplan challenges conventional wisdom and offers a provocative perspective on the failures of democracy.