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"At the time of this writing, it is difficult to avoid the realization that one side of politics — mainly in the U.S. but also elsewhere — appears more threatened by research into misinformation than by the risks to democracy arising from misinformation itself."
The memoir by Christopher Newport grad Cassidy Hutchinson returns to No. 1 in nonfiction: rankings.
Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony became central to the Jan. 6 investigation. Other hits: Ken Follett, Robert Galbraith, Mary Kay Andrews.
And, of course, new works of a political nature also hit the hardcover list, for the week ended Sept. 23.