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investigative author and right-wing columnist Ben Shapiro claims Hollywood has been secretly using hit television shows to promote a "radical" left-leaning political agenda. Shapiro, who has published books including "Brainwashed" and "Porn Generation: How Social Liberalism is Corrupting our Future," claims he has evidence to prove how TV bosses have tried to use the medium of broadcasting to "shape America in their own leftist image."
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Jacobsen details how several agencies - including the Atomic Energy Commission, the Department of Defense and the CIA - once used the site to conduct controversial and secretive research on aircraft and pilot-related projects, including planes that traveled three times faster than the speed of sound and nuclear-propelled, space-based missile launch systems. "The UFO craze began in the summer of 1947. Several months later, the G2 intelligence, which was the Army intelligence corps at the time, spent an enormous amount of time and treasure seeking out two former Third Reich aerospace designers named Walter and Reimar Horten who had allegedly created [a] flying disc. ... American intelligence agents fanned out across Europe seeking the Horton brothers to find out if, in fact, they had made this flying disc. The idea behind it remains, why? Why were they looking for a flying disc? And conspiracy theorists have had their hands on this declassified file for over a decade now, and they say it proves that this flying disc came from outer space. If you read the documents, the takeaway that I found fascinating was that at the end of it, the Army admits finding the Horten brothers, and that the Horten brothers admitted their contact with the Russians and that's where the file ends. Everything after that is classified. The child-sized aviators in this craft [that crashed in New Mexico] were the result of a Soviet human experimentation program, and they had been made to look like aliens a la Orson Welles' War of the Worlds, and it was a warning shot over President Truman's bow, so to speak."
which will be on general release next month by Viking Press. Leonard reveals he was sexually abused in 1971 at a tournament in Utica, New York, at the age of 15, by a "prominent Olympic boxing coach." Leonard has detailed that he and another young boxer were bathing in a tub filled with Epsom salts when the unnamed coach was doing "something a bit inappropriate" on the other side of the bathroom. Leonard said the teens did not want to question their coach about the incident.
is the world's first laugh-out-loud, instantly useable, self-improvement comfort food cookbook. Find out what uptight politically correct chefs, nutritionists and scientists have known for years but haven't told you. Think fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, meatloaf, and Boston baked beans; this cookbook for everyone includes more than 70 low- to no-odor producing comfort food recipes. Complete with a unique rating system, favorite recipes, special menus, and fun facts, Fart Without Fear will show you how to eliminate odors but not the flatulence caused by your family favorites -- all without sacrificing the flavor, joy and fun they evoke.
which, according to Library Journal, is "An autobiography of a career naval officer who dropped out of high school, enlisted in the U.S. Navy, and spent his ca reer struggling to win acceptance for special warfare SEAL (sea-air-land) units within the Navy establishment from the late 1950s to the present. Marcinko provides detailed descriptions of the early transformation of underwater demolition teams (UDT) into SEAL units." Thanks to "Multics" for bringing this book to our attention.
a long-rumored tell-all by former Palin aide Frank Bailey. The imprint, Howard Books, will release Bailey's book May 24. Excerpts from an early draft were leaked to reporters earlier this year.
Professor Colin Humphreys uses a combination of Biblical, historical and astronomical research to address the precise nature and timing of Jesus's final meal with his disciples. He believes his findings, which are likely to cause ripples among millions of Christians, could present a case for finally introducing a fixed date for Easter. They also present a solution to apparent contradictions in the Gospels and logistical issues relating to the hours before the crucifixion. 
by Charlotte Chandler. © 2011 Charlotte Chandler.
we are left with a very different image from the one portrayed in "Dreams" and by the Obama presidential campaign. When our sleuth has put this puzzle together, the pieces accumulate to reveal an image -- but it is not the one on the box cover. If the fourth estate looked anything like America, the preliminary findings Cashill attempted to share with the press in October 2008 would have established Ayers publicly as the ghost of Obama's "Dreams," and Sarah Palin most likely would be the first female vice president of the United States. Had the press done its own digging and reporting much earlier in the campaign of 2007-2008 for the Democratic Party nomination, Hillary Clinton would be the first pants-suited president of the United States.
," a new book to be released on April 19, 2011, Paul Allen describes his relationship with Bill Gates from the day they met to the time he left the company, claiming that Gates tried to dilute his share of ownership.
, enlightens James Michael Tyler about the Emerald Isle's pubs and churches, U2's Bono, and the magic of Irish song.
, that the failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq badly damaged the Bush administration's credibility and led to dwindling public support for the war.
, talks about the new German Pope, Vatican insiders, and upheaval in the Catholic Church. 
laid out for all to see the indiscretions and subsequent political implosion of John Edwards, the former aide/human shield who originally claimed paternity for Edwards' illegitimate child has announced his own tell-all account of the affair, 
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. He said that the economy has not recovered from the recession. "They claim there's a recovery but the recovery ought to be measured by the people working. True unemployment is now 16%, and the people who lost money have not regained the money. The people who lost houses have not gotten their houses back. There is no recovery," said Paul. ...
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, like the end of days, is just a matter of time. It could be avian influenza, which he calls only one of a "number of bullets that could plausibly strike the modern food system. A sharp spike in the price of oil, a series of extreme weather events, an outbreak of some new plant disease, the depletion of some critical aquifer, all would send massive and potentially disrupting shock waves through a system that, despite advances in areas such as bio-security, is losing more and more of its overall flexibility and resilience by the week."
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" concludes that owners and builders of the ocean liner Titanic made decisions that saved them huge amounts of money and sacrificed more than 1,500 lives. ...
" By Julian Barnes (244 pp. Alfred A. Knopf. $24.95.)
," is so ingratiating that even readers who find themselves in fundamental disagreement with it may take pleasure from it, a good deal of pleasure. Of course confirmed city-dwellers, who want no more of nature than a Sunday stroll in the park, will find it a bore. But to armchair naturalists everywhere, and certainly to those who live in the country and seek a good part of their sense of reality in the natural world, her book offers much that is delightful, percipient, and informative. ...
" (Hardcover: 400 pages; Publisher: Little, Brown and Company) ...
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, about a 13 year old son of a lawyer who finds himself in the mids of the town's murder trial.
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