In a new book, the Trump ally and potential running mate Kari Lake blows a “birther” racist dog whistle to supporters, claiming Barack Obama had a “mysterious past” when he ran for president – but does not mention that she donated to Obama in 2008 and reportedly campaigned for him door-to-door, The

New York Times reporters Annie Karni and Luke Broadwater will be out in 2025 with “a rollicking, unvarnished, and deeply sourced account of life inside the Republican Party focusing on the GOP-led 118th Congress,” Axios reports.

Out later this year: The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory: American Evangelicals in an Age of Extremism by Tim Alberta. Alberta, the son of an evangelical minister, told Axios: “It wasn’t until my Dad died that I confronted the realities of what American Christianity had become.” The Kingdom, the

The Washington Post reviews Sen. Josh Hawley’s Manhood. “If Hawley were as glib in his book about manhood as he was on the Hill last year when he was asked about womanhood, his book could have fit on less than a page: It doesn’t seem that complicated.” “Instead he takes a more expansive tack,

Former FBI Director James Comey has written a legal thriller, the Washington Post reports. “Not much about Comey’s novel is surprising, once you’ve gotten over any surprise that it exists.” Central Park West: A Crime Novel Amazon Kindle Edition Comey, James (Author) English (Publication Language)