The Real War

  Writing from his perspective as former chief executive, Richard Nixon explains how World War III began in the closing days of World War II, when Soviet armies began their ruthless expansion toward the West. Nixon further shows how America can and must fight back with political, economic, military, and moral strength to win the real war being waged today. (347 pages). - by Richard Nixon, Author

Losing It: The Economic Fall Of The Middle Class

  The middle class speaks out in this hard-hitting report on the day-to-day effects of inflation. With actual testimony from Americans everywhere on how inflation lowers their standard of living, insight from economic experts, plus the author's own analysis of government regulation and more. Losing It explores ways to reverse the system that turns hard workers into steady losers. - Written by Robert C. Yeager

Economy: The Inflation Crisis

  The Inflation Crisis And How To Resolve It. Don't miss this edition of Henry Hazlitt's classic consideration of America's #1 problem. Exposing 'false remedies' such as wage and price controls, Hazlitt clearly discusses every aspect of the new inflation and demonstrates what we can do to restore the health of our economy. (192 Pages).

Charleston South Carolina: History Loves Company

     Tendrils of Spanish moss sway gracefully from centuries-old live oaks while salt-kissed breezes flow through the open piazza windows. The rhythmic hush of the surf resonates along seemingly endless stretches of sugar-white sand, capturing the essence of summer in the Charleston area - a place where every moment feels like a sun-drenched reverie. Children's laughter fills the air as they chase the tide, and leisurely marshfront dinners are bathed in the warm glow of golden twilight. Each scene invites you to slow down, immerse yourself, and savor the enchanting magic of Charleston. Some may call it hospitality. We call it the endless welcome. - @ExploreCharleston