The citizen is the book’s anonymous hero, in whom lies a power greater than the combined powers of the state: the power of conscience.

Progressive Statists want to achieve “progress” through the “creation of a massive bureaucracy.” So writes American Majority founder Ned Ryun in his forthcoming book, American […]

Thorough and enlightening, ‘Arabella’ exposes how billionaire leftists and their ‘charities’ use influence and money to ‘manipulate’ people and lobby government.

Author Megan Basham audaciously names Christian sellouts who are willing to dance to the tune of today’s political class on immigration, climate change, abortion, the gays and more.

Winning America’s Second Civil War gives a clear warning to a free people that, in addition to threats from without, you must understand, be on guard against, and resist very real threats from within.

Once the final page of Religionless Christianity is turned, a reader may be joyfully ready to put on the full armor of their faith and engage in the battle.

In "How Sweet It Is," Winsome Sears’ story serves as both a source of inspiration and a testament to her devotion to God and to an America that “must remain the shining city upon a hill.”

Mr. Lerette’s candid and gritty look at modern war, full of the profanity and humor used by soldiers and contractors alike, gives a view into the Global War on Terror.