There hasn't been a terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 9/11, and Al-Qaeda is on the run in Iraq -- and yet the terrorist threat is far from over. In fact, it's more severe than ever: in our country Islamic jihad groups and their allies are concentrating not solely on terror attacks (although another one of those could come any moment), but on stealthy efforts to introduce Islamic law into this country, step-by-step and bit-by-bit -- until finally America is transformed into an Islamic state. While the stealth jihadists may never attain this goal, they are already eroding our freedoms as they demand ever more accommodation of Islamic principles and practices -- and politically correct public officials are only too happy to oblige. Now, in Stealth Jihad: How Radical Islam is Subverting America without Guns or Bombs, jihad expert Robert Spencer unveils the full scope of the stealth jihad plan, and explains how the stealth jihadists are operating and the victories they've already achieved.

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He was "delivered to us," proclaimed Chris Matthews. He will transform America, healing our historical racial wounds. President Barack Obama will infuse us all with new hope. But behind the frenzied media adulation, Barack Obama is no messiah figure. He is a mere man. Even worse, he is a politician. Now David Freddoso, investigative reporter and National Review Online columnist, reveals who Barack Obama is and what he really stands for -- and makes The Case Against Barack Obama.

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Parents today struggle with unprecedented challenges in raising their children to be strong, thoughtful adults of good character. Modern life gets busier all the time. Teens are getting pregnant, catching sexually transmitted infections, and engaging in risky and dangerous activities in shocking (and increasing) numbers. A parent's voice is just one among many clamoring for the attention of children.

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Move over red, white, and blue: America is going green! Green energy. Green technology. Green homes. Green cars. Green government. We've just elected our first Green president, Barack Obama, and numerous green senators and representatives. And the Greens' intentions seem good: they want us to live in a "sustainable" manner and be kind to the planet, shrinking our carbon footprints, stopping climate change and protecting wildlife and the wilderness from man’s destructive ways. They want us to end our addiction to oil by repowering America with clean, renewable energy. They want to create a healthy and just planet where people live in harmony with nature.

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What is "the soft bigotry of low expectations," and where did that politically pungent phrase originate? What are "netroots" -- and how do they differ from “Rightroots”? And what the heck was a mugwump, anyway? When it comes to the vagaries of language in American politics, William Safire is the language maven we most readily turn to for clarity, guidance, and penetrating wit. Now, just in time for the 2008 elections, comes this updated and expanded edition of Safire's Political Dictionary -– the definitive guide to the language of politics both past and present.

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She was raised a Methodist. She led Bible studies and prayer groups throughout her years in the Arkansas Governor's mansion. Yet she has clearly strayed from her spiritual roots, and has even dabbled in New Age mysticism. So is the woman who wants to be our next President really a committed Christian, as she claims? In God and Hillary Clinton: A Spiritual Life, historian Paul Kengor (author of the New York Times Bestseller God and Ronald Reagan) offers the first-ever "spiritual history" of the First Lady, Senator, and presidential candidate. Talking with people who witnessed her faith firsthand, he decisively answers the elusive question: what does Hillary Clinton really believe?

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"Eminent domain" is the government's power to take private property for public use. Nobody particularly likes it, but occasionally it's necessary to make way for roads, schools, hospitals, and the like. And Americans accept it as long as the deprived property owners receive due process and just compensation -- as guaranteed under the Fifth Amendment. But in 2005, the Supreme Court changed the rules in Kelo v. City of New London. Now, local and state governments can transfer private property from an individual to a private developer in hopes of generating more jobs and tax revenues -- equating public benefits with public uses.

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How could leaders and policy-makers have been so far off the mark about the viability of democracy in Iraq, and so fatally wrong about a quick invasion and reconstruction? In The Suicide of Reason: Radical Islam's Threat to the West Lee Harris argues that when it comes to radical Islam, Western style liberal democracies are hard-wired to get it wrong unless we dramatically change our views." Since 9/11, I have been astonished at the lack of bold and original thinking on both the left and right. Instead there has been a re-cycling of the old and comfortable clichés." Harris rejects the comfort of conventional thinking and delivers a daring argument about the inherent conflict between Western civilization and Islamic fanaticism. read more

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. (John 3:16) These 26 words comprise what is arguably the most well-known verse in the Christian Bible. It is one verse that all Christians can agree on -- uniting believers across denominational lines and theological rifts. Why is it so well-loved, easily recognized, and oft-quoted? Bestselling author and pastor Max Lucado believes it is because John 3:16 uniquely presents the hope of Christianity -- "The verse is an alphabet of grace, a table of contents to the Christian hope, each word a safety deposit box of jewels." That's why Lucado has focused an entire book, 3:16: The Numbers of Hope on an exploration of its meaning.

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After dealing Darwinism a devastating blow with his explosive first book, Darwin's Black Box (which explained why Darwinism was utterly unable to explain the complex machinery of the cell), Michael Behe finishes off evolutionary theory in The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism. In this tour de force of evidence and logic, Behe deals nothing less than a death-blow to Darwinism! He draws on the most extensive and detailed genetic studies available in order to subject Darwin's theory to rigorous testing - and in the process, Behe proves that life does develop, but not in the way Darwin thought it did. read more

William Bonner, author of the new contrarian investing guide, Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets: Surviving the Public Spectacle in Finance and Politics, argues that too many twenty-first-century investor are victim of the same mob psychology that drove the Salem witch trials and continues to turn otherwise rational human beings into Che Guevara fans. People who make perfectly intelligent decisions within their own areas of expertise and responsibility fall prey to dangerous groupthink when it comes to investing. They know how to acquire tuna fish and chicken at reasonable prices, but they make fools of themselves as soon as they start buying stocks and bonds. read more

After more than twenty years of counseling girls, she knows that fathers, more than anyone else, set the course for their daughters' lives. Now, she shows you how to strengthen -- or rebuild - your bond with your daughter, and use it to shape her life, and yours, for the better. read more

In a culture inundated with liberal self-obsession and victimhood posturing, Dr. Laura Schlessinger is a breath of fresh air. In her latest blockbuster, Stop Whining, Start Living, she says it’s time to grow up! Dr. Laura here strikes a mortal blow to the fashionable mindset that the Left tirelessly inculcates, as they teach people to evade all responsibility for their lives by claiming victim status. She uses real-life situations from her renowned nationally-syndicated radio show to provide genuine solutions to common problems that affect our relationships and our jobs.

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In standard histories of the so-called "Red Scare" of the 1950s, Sen. Joe McCarthy (R-Wis.) is depicted as a lying bully who falsely named helpless victims in the U.S. State Department and other government bureaus as Communists or Soviet agents. Lying and baseless charges of subversion were the supposed essence of McCarthy's method. History has judged him such a loathsome figure that to this day, some fifty years after the Army-McCarthy hearings, people hurl the term "McCarthyism" to attack any perceived witch-hunt. But now, in Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy, veteran journalist M. Stanton Evans shows not only that this portrayal of McCarthy and his cases is mistaken -- but that virtually everything else that we've been told about McCarthy and his "era" is false. read more

Already tired of the leftwing media spin on the 2008 elections? Had enough of Democratic talking heads hyping tax increases and the global warming scare? Looking for an island of straight-talking sanity in today’s swamp of multi-culti liberal gibberish? Look no further. Mark Smith continues his crusade against the lunatic Left with this new edition of The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy. Right on time for the 2008 elections, this book shows you how to shoot down the latest liberal rants for bigger government, a cowardly foreign policy, and depraved social values. read more

After decades of girls’ educational coups –- they now outnumber men at American universities -- and of women rising steadily through the professional ranks, men still far outnumber women in business, physical science, law, engineering, politics -– and in the upper echelons of nearly all professions. Meanwhile, the average pay gap between the sexes that had been shrinking throughout the late ‘70s and ‘80s stalled in the ‘90s -- and is staying put. So, this is all due to discrimination, right? Wrong, says psychologist Susan Pinker in The Sexual Paradox: Men, Women and the Real Gender Gap. The real explanation is the inborn differences between men and women that influence career choices, ambition and success.

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From same-sex marriage, illegal immigration, and economic socialism to partial birth abortion, political speech, and terrorists' "rights," judges have abused their constitutional mandate by imposing their personal prejudices and beliefs on the rest of society. No radical political movement has been more effective in undermining our system of government than the judiciary. And we, the people, need not stand for it.

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One of the first things Stalin, Hitler, Mao and other totalitarians did was rewrite the histories of their nations, remaking the past to foster their control of the present. The American Left has done the same thing in our country: most American history books - both for students and adults -- are riddled with PC nonsense that makes the Founding Fathers over into racist slaveholders, the settlers of the West into genocidal land-stealers, and the welfare state into the harbinger of the ultimate triumph of liberalism.

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In Who Really Cares: America's Charity Divide - Who Gives, Who Doesn't, and Why It Matters, Arthur C. Brooks uses hard data to prove that, when it comes to charitable giving, conservatives - especially religious conservatives - are far more generous than liberals, who seem to believe that "compassion" begins and ends with voting for government handouts. read more

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In the 1925 Scopes trial, the American Civil Liberties Union sued to allow the teaching of Darwin's theory of evolution in public schools. Seventy-five years later, in Kitzmiller v. Dover, the ACLU sued to prevent the teaching of an alternative to Darwin's theory known as "Intelligent Design" -- and won. Why did the ACLU turn from defending the free-speech rights of Darwinists to silencing their opponents? In The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design, Jonathan Wells, Ph.D., reveals that, for today's Darwinists, there may be no other choice: unable to fend off growing challenges from scientists, or to compete with rival theories better adapted to the latest evidence, Darwinism - like Marxism and Freudianism before it -- is simply unfit to survive.

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