2009-

Argues that government, big business, and the elite have damaged America's middle class by reducing demand for its skilled workforce thereby reducing its buying power and influence on the economy.

Explores the conspiracist subculture in America, which is made up of groups that claim that the Bush administration orchestrated the September 11 terrorist attacks, that Barack Obama is a foreign-born Manchurian Candidate seeking to destroy the government from within, that vaccine makers and doctors are trying to kill people, and other extreme claims, and discusses how these groups have impacted American society.

Examines The Tea Pary movement and presents a diverse selection of primary sources representing all sides of the debate in question.

Russ Feingold looks at the challenges posed by the post September 11th era, focusing on losing our focus on Al Qaeda, manipulating the trauma of the September 11th Terrorist Attacks, and the awakening of America.

Collects twenty essays that provide varying perspectives on issues associated with the United States economy, debating the involvement of the government; the benefits of cheap goods, services, and labor; and what can help it.

Sweeping into the office of U.S. president with his mesmerizing oratory of hope and change, Barack Obama forever transformed American politics. As the first African American to hold the title, both his election and reelection represented historic milestones, socially and politically.