The Assassins
By: Oliver North and Joe Musser
Here is the concluding book in the blockbuster trilogy that began with Mission Compromised and continued with The Jericho Sanction. It is September 11, 2005, and jihad has reached the oil fields of Saudi Arabia, destroying pumping stations and pipelines.

Never Again
By: John Ashcroft

When George W. Bush was finally certified the winner of the 2000 election, Missouri Senator John Ashcroft—who had just lost his re-election bid under bizarre circumstances—sent him a note offering his services. Little did Ashcroft know what he was getting into.

America Alone, The End of the World As We Know It
By: Mark Steyn
Mark believes that birth rates in Europe are such that in a very, very short time the Continent's Muslim immigrants will outnumber the indigenous populations of Spanish, French, Dutch and so on—and that this is not a good thing.

We Were One
By: Patrick K. O'Donnell

What happens to a jihadist when a grenade lands on his lap in his living room? What happens to the enemy who turns a corner and runs into a pissed-off Marine armed with a SAW? And what happens when U.S. Marines learn that the enemy lured their comrades into a building ...

Culture Warrior
By: Bill O'Reilly
Make no mistake: we are in war for America's future, and Bill O'Reilly is pretty much at the front of it—his “The O'Reilly Factor” on FOX News® being one of the main skirmish lines in the ongoing battles between secular progressives (the S-P) and traditionalists.

Bankrupt: The Intellectual and Moral Bankruptcy of Today's Democratic Party
By: David Limbaugh
Democrats are lost. Craven self-interest and the politics of personal destruction have all but subordinated the national interest in the party of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy. The Clintons virtually declared war on the rule of law and allowed Bill's corrupt personal and political interests to contaminate the entire Democratic Party.

The Elephant in the Room
By: Ryan Sager
Sager looks back to the roots of the modern conservative movement in the 1950s—to Bill Buckley and National Review, and especially to the “fusionism” of NR's Frank Meyer. Sager outlines the shape of a fusionism for the 21st century, with libertarians and social conservatives joining forces to beat back Rove's big-government Republicanism.

In Defense of the Religious Right
By: Patrick Hynes
Do you believe that the Religious Right is made up of fanatics who want to turn this country into a theocracy every bit as frightening as Iran's? Who want to roll back all the gains humankind has made since the Enlightenment? Who “tried to bludgeon to death” a courageous Republican politician who opposes them? Who pray for the degradation of the environment in order to hasten the Rapture? Who are latter-day Hitlers wearing crosses instead of swastikas?