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The All-American Book Club unveils October lineup on politics, persecution and redemption
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Eden Gordon Media and The All-American Book Club are launching an October series that centers on the 2026 midterm elections, Iran, Sharia law, religious persecution and personal redemption.
True North K-12 names Dr. Bill Roach director of school leadership and business development
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True North K-12 has hired Dr. William “Bill” Roach to lead school leadership support and business development for its education arm. The former South Carolina superintendent brings more than 34 years of experience across public schools, charter…
Kayeh AI adds conflict transformation strategist Dana Eyre as advisor
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Kayeh AI has named Dana Eyre, PhD, a former UN policy advisor and Hoover Institution visiting scholar, as an advisor to help civic and international groups use its consensus platform in polarized settings.
Rene Reid ties a love story to the War on Terror in Peace Amidst Conflict
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Author Rene Reid’s Peace Amidst Conflict blends a fictional romance with the historical backdrop of 9/11, the Iraq War debate and the War on Terror.
Syracuse University leaders to discuss creator-era political influence at Jupiter Festival Miami
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Syracuse University’s Ryan Schram and Margaret Talev will headline a Oct. 8 fireside chat at Jupiter Festival Miami on how creators are changing political communication ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Frank Igwealor publishes book on Christian voting and party politics
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Frank Ikechukwu Igwealor has released a new book that argues Christians should weigh American party platforms through Scripture, public policy, and legal analysis.
Rick Tabor’s The Blink of Humanity blends sci-fi, politics and corruption
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Award-winning author Rick Tabor has released The Blink of Humanity, a sci-fi political thriller set against corruption, nuclear attacks and global instability.
China, Vietnam young media professionals gather in Hanoi for exchange
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Young media professionals from China and Vietnam met Sept. 29 in Hanoi for a dialogue focused on friendship, joint reporting and new media cooperation.
Gary E Smith wins NYC Big Book Award political thriller prize
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Gary E Smith’s And So It Goes won first place in the Political Thriller category at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award.
Ray Vinson’s Iran Strikes Back taps Iran-US tensions for political thriller
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L. Ray Vinson’s novel Iran Strikes Back is out now in paperback and e-book on Amazon, using Iran-U.S.-Israel conflict, cyber warfare and nuclear risk as the backdrop for a high-stakes fictional crisis.
Otherside Life frames revenge as grief, not politics
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Otherside Life is spotlighting an interview with Palestinian father Bassam Aramin to argue that revenge often begins as grief and unresolved loss.
Japan Chiropractic Association, Japan Chiropractic Doctors College sign cooperation pact
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The Japan Chiropractic Association and the Japan Chiropractic Doctors College signed a memorandum of understanding on May 25, 2026, to deepen cooperation on chiropractic education and technical standards in Japan.
Georgia forum will feature personal stories on political and policy changes
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Third Act Georgia and Indivisible Cobb will host a public forum in Marietta on Aug. 27 where veterans, immigrants, civil servants and others will share how recent government actions have altered their lives.
Riot House Publishing launches with profit-sharing model and political nonfiction slate
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Riot House Publishing launched in Los Angeles on Aug. 17, 2026, with a plan to publish a small number of books each year and share profits more evenly with authors.
Anthony P. Jones thriller Sorrowful Mysteries heads to film development
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Anthony P. Jones’ thriller Sorrowful Mysteries has been greenlit for movie development/production, bringing the Richmond author’s Vatican-and-conspiracy story closer to the screen.
Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson reimagine dinosaur fiction with political sci-fi novel 'A Red Age'
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Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson’s novel A Red Age blends political satire, military fiction, speculative fantasy and alternate history inside a civilization of intelligent dinosaurs.
A. G. Fleury spotlights dystopian thriller Kill Per View
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A. G. Fleury has put his dystopian science fiction novel Kill Per View in the spotlight, a story set in a near-future where state-sanctioned executions become commercial entertainment.
OnlineBookClub names AI dystopia novel its October Book of the Month
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OnlineBookClub has chosen Craig W. Stanfill’s Carbon Zero: An AI Dystopia Novel as its October 2026 Book of the Month.
Youssef warns of a new political alliance fueling socialist candidates
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Michael A. Youssef says a partnership between secular progressives and Islamists is helping drive a surge of candidates embracing socialism in U.S. politics.
Eskin Fundraising Training schedules live civility forum for Oct. 7
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Eskin Fundraising Training will host a free live Zoom forum on civility Oct. 7 from 4 to 5 p.m. Central time, with a multi-disciplinary panel and audience discussion focused on polarization, everyday courtesy and how to rebuild more constructive…
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