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In ‘A World Safe for Commerce,’ Dale Copeland presents America’s 250-year geopolitical history to show a possible working theory for how to deal with China.

Decades of animosity swirl in Steve Coll’s ‘The Achilles Trap: Saddam Hussein, the C.I.A., and the Origins of America’s Invasion of Iraq.'

A West Virginia University professor names names and pinpoints how college indoctrination began, in ‘Winning America’s Second Civil War.’

A new novel about the Cuban Missile Crisis offers some lessons for today’s world leaders.

‘The Illustrated Mark Twain and the Buffalo Express’ offers the noted authors features with both period and more recent artwork.

‘The Last of Its Kind’ records the search for a rare bird that results in a monumental discovery; but the book’s narrative form fails.

“An A to Z Guide to Winning the War on Fun,” as the book is aptly subtitled, is the comedian’s clever defense of free speech and civil discourse.

Andrew Kaplan’s new book invites us into the life of an American family staying in the French Riviera.

In ‘Rules to Live By,’ we learn about the Medieval philosopher whose ideas can guide us today.