Former CIA directors General David Petraeus and Leon Panetta, as well as Washington Times columnist and former CIA Chief of Middle East Operations, Daniel N. Hoffman, have all praised David McCloskey’s spy thriller “Damascus Station.”
Apparently, not enough students are getting the message of an impending global climate disaster, or if they are offered the message not enough of them are buying it.
Coming a century after the Swedish actress' film debut, Robert Gottlieb's biography of Greta Garbo is a classic movie lover's dream. Enriching his insightful reconsideration of Garbo's life and career are wonderful photos, a selection of essays from the past, and anecdotes from those who encountered the enigmatic star.
You would think that uncovering the origin of an event that killed millions of people, took down major economies, and dramatically altered lifestyles would be of top priority to global leaders of free societies. You would be wrong.
Every Christmas season I watch about a dozen or so favorite holiday films. One of them is "O. Henry's Full House."
One of author Nikole Hannah-Jones' most advisable "memos to self" would be to never debate Dr. Mary Grabar on the former's "1619 Project" and her claims that the toxic remnants of slavery have doomed the United States.
In this fascinating, gripping, and detailed 'minute-by-minute account, the author, Mr. Murray's son-in-law, describes the desperate and brave struggle to land a burning American Flying Tiger Super Constellation passenger aircraft over the Atlantic Ocean.
I've been an Ian Fleming aficionado since I was a teenager and read all of Ian Fleming's thrillers after seeing "Dr. No," and "From Russia With Love," the first two films featuring Sean Connery as James Bond.
Garrett Kohl is a DEA special agent serving in Afghanistan when he is ordered by the CIA to return to the U.S. with the survivor and potential witness of a deadly attack on an Afghan village.
The many fans of "The Sopranos" TV series might be interested in reading about a cop who infiltrated the real deal.
Brad Thor takes the reader to a part of the world few would imagine as a location for espionage intrigue entangling the world's three major powers -- the frozen depths of the remote Arctic circle region.
Very few authors--with a straight face--can claim that they have saved the world.
