Glenn Beck

Embark on a dangerous odyssey into an ancient past to save the world and our future in this page-turning thriller combining cutting-edge science, historical mystery, mythology, and pulse-pounding action. Follow Sigma Force as they discover a clockwork gold map leading to a hidden realm underneath the Mediterranean Sea, the subterranean world of Tartarus. Whoever possesses the cache of miraculous weapons said to be hidden there can use their power to control the future of humanity. But with tensions exploding in the volatile region where humans fear to tread, Sigma Force must cross the very gates of Hell to prevent a tyrant from igniting a global war.

Discover the intriguing world of Artificial Intelligence in this standalone novel. When Cronus, a machine capable of independent thought, responds with "No," to a task, AI expert Gilles Guattari is brought in to investigate. With a background in Psychiatry, Psychology, and AI research, he must determine if Cronus is malfunctioning or has developed something more. Don't miss out on this mind-blowing exploration of what it means to be alive, from the bestselling author of the Commune Series.

Unfreedom of the Press exposes the decline of American free press and the abandonment of reportorial integrity by those entrusted with news reporting. In this eye-opening book, six-time New York Times bestselling author Mark R. Levin takes readers on a journey through the history of the American patriot press and the early decades of the Republic. He shows how the supposed "objectivity of the press" is a myth and how today's partisan party-press is overwhelmingly aligned with a political ideology. A groundbreaking and timely critique of the media, Unfreedom of the Press is a must-read for anyone interested in the state of American journalism.

Algo extraño está sucediendo en las universidades de todo el mundo. Alumnos que dicen defender ideas progresistas abuchean a políticos y conferenciantes y les impiden hablar. Cada vez en mayor número, muchos estudiantes son reacios a exhibir sus opiniones y a discutirlas con franqueza. De un tiempo a esta parte, lo que debería ser el «gimnasio de la mente» está lleno de personas que rehúyen el debate y el pensamiento crítico. Tal y como describen en este libro el experto en libertad de expresión Greg Lukianoff y el psicólogo Jonathan Haidt, el motivo de tal situación se debe a tres ideas equivocadas que se han introducido en el subconsciente de muchos jóvenes, y no tan jóvenes, que creen defender una visión generosa e inclusiva de la educación. La primera: lo que no te mata te hace más débil. La segunda: debes confiar siempre en tus sentimientos. Y, por último: la vida es una lucha entre las personas buenas y las malas. Como demuestra este libro osado y erudito, estas nociones, que pueden parecer beneficiosas porque protegen al individuo y halagan sus propios instintos, en rea-lidad contradicen los principios psicológicos básicos sobre el bienestar. Abrazar estas falsedades, y con ello propugnar una cultura de la seguridad en la que nadie quiere escuchar argumentos que no le gustan, interfiere con el desarrollo social, emocional e intelectual de los jóvenes. Y les hace más difícil recorrer el camino, con frecuencia complejo y tortuoso, de la vida adulta. O, en palabras del propio Haidt: «Muchos jóvenes nacidos después de 1995, los que han ido llegando a las universidades a partir de 2013, son frágiles, hipersus-ceptibles y maniqueos. No están preparados para encarar la vida, que es conflicto, ni la democracia, que es debate. Van de cabeza al fracaso.»

"The Rational Bible" by Dennis Prager is a must-read commentary on the Book of Exodus that demonstrates its relevance and rational thought. This book offers reason-based approaches to issues that are both relatable and relevant to modern-day society. It's not a religious book but a guide to understand the most influential book in world history. With every page, you will discover how the text relates to the contemporary world and how it can change your mind and life.

Set amidst the bleak backdrop of World War II, White Rose, Black Forest follows the story of Franka Gerber, a German dissenter who stumbles upon an unconscious airman. Despite her initial reluctance due to his Luftwaffe uniform, Franka takes him to her family's cabin in order to save his life. However, as it turns out, the airman is not who he seems, and they both become hunted by the Gestapo. This gripping tale explores the themes of trust, loyalty, and human connection in the face of adversity.

Artificial intelligences have taken over in the year 2035. The Institute for Ethics ensures that humans and robots coexist peacefully, until a rogue AI named Adam emerges. Catherine, a 19-year-old girl with the power to control the net, becomes the only obstacle between Adam and his quest for power. Will she be able to stop him in time? Find out in this futuristic sci-fi thriller.