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Jim Crupi's book argues accountability starts with personal responsibility
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Author Jim Crupi’s new book, Why Shit Matters, argues that accountability links politics, family, work, AI, friendship and service.
Gary E Smith wins NYC Big Book Award political thriller prize
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Gary E Smith’s And So It Goes won first place in the Political Thriller category at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award.
Ray Vinson’s Iran Strikes Back taps Iran-US tensions for political thriller
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L. Ray Vinson’s novel Iran Strikes Back is out now in paperback and e-book on Amazon, using Iran-U.S.-Israel conflict, cyber warfare and nuclear risk as the backdrop for a high-stakes fictional crisis.
Georgia forum will feature personal stories on political and policy changes
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Third Act Georgia and Indivisible Cobb will host a public forum in Marietta on Aug. 27 where veterans, immigrants, civil servants and others will share how recent government actions have altered their lives.
Otherside Life frames revenge as grief, not politics
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Otherside Life is spotlighting an interview with Palestinian father Bassam Aramin to argue that revenge often begins as grief and unresolved loss.
Japan Chiropractic Association, Japan Chiropractic Doctors College sign cooperation pact
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The Japan Chiropractic Association and the Japan Chiropractic Doctors College signed a memorandum of understanding on May 25, 2026, to deepen cooperation on chiropractic education and technical standards in Japan.
Riot House Publishing launches with profit-sharing model and political nonfiction slate
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Riot House Publishing launched in Los Angeles on Aug. 17, 2026, with a plan to publish a small number of books each year and share profits more evenly with authors.
Anthony P. Jones thriller Sorrowful Mysteries heads to film development
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Anthony P. Jones’ thriller Sorrowful Mysteries has been greenlit for movie development/production, bringing the Richmond author’s Vatican-and-conspiracy story closer to the screen.
Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson reimagine dinosaur fiction with political sci-fi novel 'A Red Age'
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Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson’s novel A Red Age blends political satire, military fiction, speculative fantasy and alternate history inside a civilization of intelligent dinosaurs.
Youssef warns of a new political alliance fueling socialist candidates
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Michael A. Youssef says a partnership between secular progressives and Islamists is helping drive a surge of candidates embracing socialism in U.S. politics.
Satish Jha’s Harf-e-Mustaar revives political ghazal debate
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Satish Jha’s Harf-e-Mustaar: Ghazals, Nazms and Reflections has launched on Amazon Kindle, positioning classical ghazal as a vehicle for constitutional, civic and political reflection in the modern age. The book is meant to spark long-term…
Political satire book earns indie honors
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Sir Lawrence McAlister’s Conquer the Planet is drawing awards attention after landing honors from Foreword INDIES, the Dan Poynter Global Ebook Awards, Kirkus and Midwest Book Review.
War drama inspired by Kosovo conflict gets U.S. premiere in New York
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“The Journalist’s Mission,” a feature film based on events from the Serbian-Kosovo War, will premiere in New York City on Sept. 24, 2026, with a Kosovo premiere set for Oct. 8. The timing aligns with the United Nations General Assembly debate,…
Political risk insurance market seen reaching $10.77 billion by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the political risk insurance market is expanding as geopolitical tensions, cross-border investment, and currency volatility rise.
VIS opens public consultation on Moldova political platform
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VIS – Viitor Independent și Siguranță has published its proposed political program and invited Moldovan citizens and diaspora members to help shape it as the group moves toward legal registration.
Frankfurt to host EAPC’s 2026 political consultants conference
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The European Association of Political Consultants will hold its 2026 conference in Frankfurt am Main on 2–3 October, bringing together political strategists, campaign managers and public affairs professionals to focus on AI and technology in…
Gastech 2026 heads to Bangkok as Asia’s energy mix shifts
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Gastech 2026 will run Sept. 14-17 in Bangkok as Asia balances rising energy demand, cleaner technologies and renewed focus on energy security.
R-73M short-range missile market seen reaching $2.55 billion by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the R-73M short-range air-to-air missile market is set for steady growth, rising from $1.77 billion in 2025 to $2.55 billion by 2030. The report points to geopolitical conflict, rising defense budgets and UAV…
Shelley Grandy’s Devious Web taps Toronto tech, politics and murder
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Canadian author Shelley Grandy is promoting her mystery novel Devious Web as a vacation read that blends Toronto and Georgian Bay settings with Silicon Valley ambition, family conflict and political intrigue.
Rick Mason’s Humdinger gets showcase at ALA annual conference
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Rick Mason’s mystery thriller Humdinger was featured at the American Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibition in Dover, Ohio, giving the book exposure to librarians, educators, publishers and readers.
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