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A surprising, richly told memoir that seamlessly weaves the personal with the political to tell a riveting story: of love, of family, and of an endlessly fascinating country, India. How did a girl from a small village in Italy rise as a politician in India and become known around the world?...

Rachel Maddow leads a revelatory, rollicking trip through the history of the Justice Department, finding heroism and treachery in equal measure—and, in the end, a rescue effort for our battered democracy. Over its nearly 150 years, the United States Department of Justice became America’s...

The global economy is entering its most dangerous transition in modern history. In The Great Economic Reset, Roy Kibeh explores the mounting crises reshaping the world: exploding debt, inflation, artificial intelligence, deglobalisation, demographic collapse, supply chain warfare, and the...

"A certified member of the satirical avengers, and a much needed tonic and educator in these mad times." - MUNYA CHAWAWA "Full of nourishing facts with which to nobble your reform voting relatives." - STEWART LEE In today's climate of highly polarised, culture war-fuelled and personality driven...

One of the i Paper's best new books to read in November 2026 'Pay Attention provides some brilliant insights into the functioning of modern politics' Telegraph 'Kuenssberg brings all [her] weight of experience to bear in spelling out just how far the abnormal is now becoming normalised in...

'Arthur’s experience in the role is unparalleled and this is a truly captivating memoir of an extraordinary career, told by the man the royals themselves seek out in the crowd.' Emily Nash. ‘Arthur Edwards is one of the greatest newspaper photographers in history and a man whose...

Julius Caesar, Lucretia, Cincinnatus, Augustus, the Gracchi brothers: Roman figures have had an extraordinary influence on modern republics from America to France. Here historian Jamie Gianoutsos traces the Roman republic and its afterlives through the revolutionary birth of modern republics in...

The thrilling story of the enigmatic billionaire Pavel Durov - known as Russia's 'Mark Zuckerberg' - and his controversial social media platform, Telegram. 'A wonderful exposé. Killer App tells the story of how Telegram and its founder Pavel Durov shaped our dark, modern times . . . riveting'...

This is for a generation sold the lie that everything would eventually be alright. The generation that is angry, that is devastated, and that wants to burn the world down.We were raised to believe things would get better, easier. We were spoon-fed lie after lie after lie. Adulthood hit, and...

Animals compete for power in their herds and packs and troops, and we humans have inherited the brain structures that motivate this. Nice people don't acknowledge the natural urge for social dominance, but it's harder to manage when you ignore it. The mammalian limbic system releases a good-feeling chemical when you gain social power, and a bad-feeling chemical when you see a threat to your social position. This is why we all have strong feelings about social status, despite our best intentions.

We have never had so many rules, and so few decisions. The planning application for one road ran to 359,000 pages and took sixteen years to approve. A railway lost its northern half, and its bill kept rising. A hospital chased its targets while its patients went unwashed. Each time, the rules...

The United States is over $35 trillion in debt and counting. What happens when the foundation of American finance finally breaks?When the cash in your wallet becomes worthless overnightand no one is coming to fix it? A radical solution emerges. Tech entrepreneur Warren Hastings unveils the WALLa...

In an age that celebrates autonomy, individuality, and unlimited choice, a quiet paradox unfolds beneath the surface: the more freedom is proclaimed, the more uniform behavior becomes. The Herd Instinct exposes this contradiction by tracing how ancient biological mechanisms continue to shape...

Grover Cleveland served as the 22nd and 24th president of the United States. That alone gives him a lot of clout. But his story goes deeper than the two non-consecutive terms he served in office. Cleveland was the son of a preacher who instilled in him a strong work ethic. In fact, his father...

Why is it that the more money governments spend on education, the less children seem to know? And why, year after year, are standards of literacy and numeracy plummeting? In Mindless, Bella d'Abrera shows that the education systems in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are no...

Imagine discovering the locked diaries of someone who recorded his unvarnished, behind-the-scenes encounters with some of the most famous people of his generation: world leaders, explorers, iconic movie and sports stars, and even two canonized saints. How badly would you want to locate that key?...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Power does not necessarily mean progress. A civilization may become richer, more comfortable, and more technologically sophisticated while growing more fragile. What should an intelligent species do once it begins to shape its own evolutionary future?...

Discover the remarkable life of William Howard Taft, the 27th President of the United States and the only person to serve as both U.S. President and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. This comprehensive biography explores his early years, political rise, presidency, progressive-era reforms...

Modern civilisation was built on the assumption that systems could operate largely in separation. Markets optimised locally. Nations governed within borders. Ecological consequences appeared distant. That world has changed. Economic, technological, and ecological systems are now tightly...

What happens when money stops meaning anything?
The Money Delusion dives into the dramatic and devastating stories of nations that printed, borrowed, or gambled their way into ruin. From Weimar Germany’s wheelbarrows of cash to Zimbabwe’s trillion-dollar bills and Argentina’s chronic...