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This book demonstrates that from the Appalachians to the flatlands, Kentucky is a state with a lot to offer.

Raymond Jonas discusses the European invasion of Mexico, the Habsburg imperial installment, and its tragic conclusion in ‘Habsburg on the Rio Grande.’

The authors recount the chilling story of ‘The 1983 Marine Barracks Bombing and the Untold Origin Story of the War on Terror.’

Described as a ‘New Appreciation of the World’s Most Familiar Bird,’ the book shares discoveries and insights about a familiar feathered friend.

Nobel Prize for Literature nominee Gertrud von le Fort’s 1938 novel about the Sack of Magdeburg brings to readers the history and suspense of that fateful day.

In part two of this book review, we visit historian Sean McMeekin’s study of the alleged death and rebirth of a geopolitical cancer.

In the first part of this two-part book review, we learn about the birth and growth of a geopolitical cancer.

Bill O’Reilly and co-author Martin Dugard dig under the surface of the men who were American presidents.

Dr. Ruth takes on the next American epidemic, loneliness, and suggests how to cure it.

Author Jack Weatherford’s biography of the khan depicts a ruler who forged the Middle Kingdom as a naval empire.