As a teenaged soldier in Vietnam, Randy Herrod fought in a platoon known as “Blue’s Bastards"…

In The Hollow Men, Charles Sykes documents the politicization and intellectual impoverishment of American higher education.

This is the first book to present innovation and entrepreneurship as a purposeful and systematic discipline.

The core of this book is a fascinating narrative history of higher education in America, from its origins in Europe through its numerous stages of development, by the distinguished historian who gave us A People’s History of the United States.

No one can dispute the fact that Richard M. Nixon's life story is immensely engaging and his place in...

Pulitzer Prize-winner Hedrick Smith takes us inside America’s power center to reveal how the game of governing was played in Washington in the 1980s.

By preferential policies Thomas Sowell means government-mandated preferences for govern-ment-designated groups, policies that legally mandate that individuals not all be judged by the same criteria or subjected to the same procedures.

Journalist Charles Sykes examines the academic culture of the American professoriate and finds it distinctly lacking in redeeming traits.

Right from the Beginning is the personal memoir of Pat Buchanan, the story of how the most controversial conservative in America got where he is today and how he came to believe as he does.

A most remarkable diplomatic courtship in modern history was that of Stalin during World War II by President Roosevelt.

Noted Civil War historian Richard Wheeler brings this narrative to life with haunting images of the final days of the Civil War...