In “Liberty and Tyranny”, Mark R. Levin presents a powerful case for conservative ideology, arguing that the principles of limited government, individual liberty, and free markets are essential for maintaining a truly free society. He also critiques the growing influence of progressive policies and their threat to American values.

Economist Steven D. Levitt looks at seemingly unrelated topics such as cheating in sumo wrestling, the impact of names on success, and the economics of drug dealing, to reveal the hidden and counterintuitive side of everyday life.

In “The World Is Flat 3.0,” Thomas L. Friedman explains how globalization and advances in technology have made the world more interconnected and leveled the playing field for businesses and individuals. He also discusses the challenges and opportunities this presents for individuals, businesses, and countries in the 21st century.

“What Happened” is a scathing insider account of the Bush administration, exposing a deep culture of deception and manipulation in Washington. Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan reveals the truth behind the decisions and actions of the Bush administration during his time in office.

“Predictably Irrational” explores the various ways in which our decisions are influenced by hidden and unconscious forces. Using examples from economics, psychology, and everyday life, the book highlights the irrationality of human behavior and how we can better understand and navigate our own decision-making processes.

“The Black Swan” is about the impact of rare and unpredictable events on our lives and the flaws of relying on past data to predict the future. Author Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues for the importance of being open-minded and prepared for unexpected events.

“Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea” is a humorous and irreverent collection of personal stories and anecdotes from comedian Chelsea Handler, recounting her wild experiences with alcohol and relationships.

“Fleeced” by Dick Morris unveils the numerous ways in which various parties, such as Obama, the media, liberals, Congress, corporations, and lobbyists, are deceiving and taking advantage of American citizens. It highlights the need for action to combat these scams.

In this book, former President Barack Obama shares his vision for a more united and prosperous America. Offering insight into his political beliefs and personal experiences, he calls for unity, compassion, and courage in the face of challenges. Through hope and determination, he believes that the American dream can be reclaimed.

The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association is a comprehensive guide to the formatting and citation of research papers in the field of psychology. It provides rules and guidelines for making your work clear, concise, and consistent with the standards of the APA.

In “The Post-American World,” Fareed Zakaria argues that the global power structure is shifting away from the domination of the United States towards a more diverse and interconnected world. He explores the rise of other countries like China and India, and the need for the US to adapt to this changing landscape.