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Yvan Chouinard unveils political thriller Libertyland
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Author and filmmaker Yvan Chouinard has released Libertyland, a new political novel set in a wealthy, tightly controlled country that trades freedom for security.
Frank Igwealor book argues Christian antisemitism is a contradiction
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Frank Ikechukwu Igwealor has released a new book that argues Christians cannot coherently worship the God of the Bible while despising Israel.
Jaadugar releases Episode 12 summary and preview cuts
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The TV anime Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia has released the summary and preview cuts for Episode 12, titled “The Steppe, Ever Unchanging.” The update also highlights the series’ broadcast schedule, global streaming partners and the creative team…
New book recasts Colorado statehood as a political power play
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Historian Maxwell Rotbart says Colorado’s 1876 admission to the Union was shaped more by partisan strategy and presidential politics than by frontier growth.
ButterflyMan publishes political thriller The Longest Line
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ButterflyMan has released The Longest Line, an international political thriller that uses fiction to examine espionage, disinformation and the vulnerability of modern democracies.
Infidel Awareness Month launches on 9/11 anniversary
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A coalition of Jews, former Muslims and Christians is launching Infidel Awareness Month from Sept. 11 to Oct. 7 to remember victims of 9/11 and the Oct. 7 massacre while arguing for open discussion of jihadist ideology.
Budapest Forum 2026 to focus on democratic renewal after illiberal rule
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The Budapest Forum returns Oct. 1 in Budapest with political leaders, scholars and policy experts gathering at CEU to examine how democracies can recover after prolonged democratic erosion.
MEMRI adds new research to 9/11 archive for 25th anniversary
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MEMRI is expanding its 9/11 Documentation Project on the attacks’ 25th anniversary with new translations, analysis and clips from media, extremist outlets and other sources.
ButterflyMan pubblica The Longest Line, thriller politico sulla democrazia sotto attacco
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ButterflyMan ha annunciato la pubblicazione internazionale di The Longest Line, un thriller politico ambientato nell’era digitale che mette al centro spionaggio, guerra dell’informazione e influenza straniera.
Joel Rakow releases political thriller set in the Texas Panhandle
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Joel Rakow, Ed.D., has released his first fiction novel, Life in Woke America, a political thriller set in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.
Juan Pablo Castañeda expands political consulting practice across Latin America
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Guatemalan political strategist Juan Pablo Castañeda is broadening his advisory work for candidates, political organizations and public institutions across Latin America.
Randy Clutter explores the Bible’s cosmic conflict worldview
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Author Randy Clutter’s new book argues that human history is shaped by a spiritual war involving divine authority, rebellion, and prophecy.
Raymond R. Roberts to discuss faith and America’s founding in Baltimore
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Historian and pastor Raymond R. Roberts will speak June 20 at Catonsville Presbyterian Church in Baltimore about how religion and public theology shaped the American founding.
Nashville labor parade honors Vonda McDaniel after her death
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Nashville’s Labor Day Parade on Saturday honored Central Labor Council President Vonda McDaniel after her sudden death in July. The tribute drew union, civic and community leaders and highlighted her influence on labor organizing, apprenticeship…
ButterflyMan releases political thriller The Longest Line
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ButterflyMan has released The Longest Line, a new political thriller centered on espionage, foreign influence, and the fragility of democratic institutions.
Global Justice Foundation hires scholar to review Dubai dispute procedures
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The Global Justice Foundation has signed Professor Julien Chaisse to lead an independent study of court-appointed expert proceedings, conflicts of interest and investor protection after what it says are irregularities in a long-running Dubai…
Frank Igwealor book argues socialism fails by design
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Attorney, economist and CPA Frank Ikechukwu Igwealor says his new book, The Beautiful Lie, uses more than a century of evidence to argue that socialism produces recurring failure across countries, cities and states.
United Against Fentanyl brings families to Washington for Hill Day and Walk for Lives
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United Against Fentanyl will bring families, advocates and experts to Washington, D.C., on Sept. 25-26 for Capitol Hill meetings, a National Mall walk and a synthetic-drugs summit.
New illustrated book maps 40 years of Democratic Socialism in the U.S.
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Really Big Coloring Books has released an 86-page illustrated reference on Democratic Socialists of America, covering the group’s history, leaders, elections, ideas and internal conflicts from 1982 to 2026. The book arrives as DSA and its allies…
Mary Jane McKittrick releases election-day eBook for kids
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Former TV journalist and children’s author Mary Jane McKittrick has released Boomer and Halley Election Day: A Town Votes for Civic Responsibility as an eBook on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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