In a recent article for Fast Company, Transcend author, Faisal Hoque writes: “We live in an era of rapid technological change, where the rise of AI presents both opportunities and risks. While AI can drive efficiency and innovation, it also increases the temptation for leaders to prioritize short-term gains—automating decisions for immediate profit, optimizing for
In a new op-ed for Fox, David Bahnsen, writes: “Corporate America is poised to unlock its potential as never before. For years, progressive activists have successfully pushed boards of directors and CEOs at top companies to support and promote radical causes that would never stand a chance at the ballot box. The end-result has been
In a recent article from the Jewish Book Council, Marc Katz reviews the late Senator Joe Lieberman’s final book writing: “In Faith’s Answers to America’s Political Crisis, Senator Joe Leiberman implores his readers to mine their respective religious traditions for the values that will solve the toxicity and gridlock that have become norms in politics
The National Review recently posted an essay drawn from Frank Lavin’s new book, Inside the Reagan White House: A Front-Row Seat to Presidential Leadership with Lessons for Today. Read the full piece here. Learn more about the book here.
The Daily Wire has published an excerpt from How the Jester Became King: Dave Portnoy and the Real Unauthorized Story of Barstool Sports by Charlie Stanton. Read the full article here. Learn more about the book here.
In an op-ed for the New York Post, Cindy Adams provides her experience at Joanne’s, Joe Germanotta’s Italian restaurant in New York. The event was a listening party for Joe’s famous daughter, Lady Gaga’s new album. Read the full article here. Learn more about the Joanne Trattoria cookbook here.
Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper is publishing a 4-part series on heartbreak and healing. The first article in the series focuses on Lore Ridinger and the experiences she writes about in her book, Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? Read the full article here. Learn more about the book here.
Recently published by Post Hill Press, The Insider’s Guide to Innovation at Microsoft by Dean Carignan and JoAnn Garbin was chosen as The Next Big Idea Club’s Book of the Day. Click here to read the full article. Click here to learn more about the book.
Cosmopolitan has an exclusive look at Carrie Berk’s Mindfire, which is set to be released on May 13, 2025. Just when you thought you knew everything about Carrie from her social media, think again. This time the author is getting real about her anxiety and how she’s learn to navigate it all. Read the full article here.
Don Dahler sits with Gayle King, Tony Dokoupil and Vladimir Duthiers to discuss his memoir, Souvenirs from an Absurd Life. See the interview here. Learn more about the book here.
In an op-ed for Fox News, author David Bahnsen writes: Much like so much about President Donald Trump’s agenda and the highly polarizing political times we live in, careful and objective analysis of DOGE and its leader Elon Musk’s efforts to right-size government is hard to come by as hysteria, chaos, and misinformation dominate the
Fortune Magazine writes: Kendis Gibson was at the height of his career as an ABC anchor when, on an afternoon in 2018, he seriously considered taking his life. “I had been spiraling with depression,” he says. Luckily, something stopped him. Now he’s ready to open up about his mental health journey—specifically, about the powerful role
Loren Ridinger’s debut book, Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? has debuted on the USA Today Best-sellers list! Congratulations to Loren and all involved in getting her story to publication.
In a favorable review from The Dispatch, Alec Dent writes: “It’s this image of Buckley as the larger-than-life savior of the American right that one commonly encounters in conservative circles. But the strength of Perelman’s book is that it shows us different sides of Buckley: Buckley the friend, Buckley the mentor, Buckley the dinner party
Loren Ridinger’s debut book, Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? has debuted on the New York Times Best-sellers list on its first week of sale! Congratulations to Loren and all involved in getting her story to publication.
USA Today has included You are the Boss of You by Shauna Brittenham Reiter in this week’s bestseller list. Congratulations to the author, agents and all involved! See the full list here. Learn more about You Are the Boss of You here.
Loren Ridinger continues to honor her late husband JR every single day — especially at the Downtown Miami penthouse they once shared. The Market America CEO — whose new book Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? is out now — opened up to PEOPLE about the chic design style reflected in her home and why this place
In a guest post by Israel Ellis, author of The Wake Up Call, he writes: “As my 20-year-old son was sorting out his wardrobe for a semester abroad in Italy, a 19-year-old Palestinian from the West Bank village of Tulkarm walked up to the Levontin cafe and started stabbing a random bystander in what would
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On Sunday, Jan. 19, Cappy McGarr got a call from the White House. “I’m giving you the highest honor I can give for the arts” is what McGarr remembers then-President Joe Biden telling him. The National Medal of Arts, given under the auspices of the National Endowment for the Arts, is an award for the
Renowned author, J.K. Rowling, recently shared a tweet about The Reckoning… and not just because she’s quoted! See the post here. Learn more about the book here.
Heidi Posnien’s turn-of-the-century farmhouse in Huntsville, Utah, and the nearby Shooting Star Saloon she owned and ran for more than two decades, are a far cry from her formative years in World War II Berlin. Now, her story is being told in a book “A Child in Berlin,” written by Utah author Rhonda Lauritzen. Its
What does the future of work look like? AI is quickly changing how we work, and as author Faisal Hoque points out, it is also changing how we thing and interact with each other. Faisal’s latest book, Transcend: Unlocking Humanity in the Age of AI, releases in April. Read the full article here. Learn more
In a recent opinion piece for the New York Post, The Builder’s Stone author, Melanie Phillips, compares the attack on Jewish and Christian values with the erosion of Western culture. Read the full op-ed here. Learn more about The Builder’s Stone here.
Author and Podcaster, Zibby Owens, has released her most anticipated books of 2025 list. For March, she has listed Jodi Norgaard’s book, More than A Doll. Among her June titles Zibby chose Midlife Private Parts, by Dina Alvarez and Dina Aronson. See the full list here. Learn more about More Than A Doll here. Learn more