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Introduction -- Why are prescription drugs so expensive? -- The truth behind the high costs of prescription drugs / Julie Appleby -- Higher education plays an important role in the pharma industry / Annie Waldman -- There's no immediate cure for high drug prices / Consumer Reports -- The real reason it takes so long to bring generics to market / Zachary Brennan -- There may be legitimate reasons why your drugs are so high / Michael Rosenblatt -- Why don't insurance companies cover all prescription drugs? -- Government-protected monopolies drive drug prices higher / Sydney Lupkin -- Your prescription meds may not be covered next year / Alison Kodjak -- Lowering drug prices may mean switching medications / Alison Kodjak -- Employers have the power to cut drug prices / Robert Galvin, MD, Roger Longman -- "Medically necessary" drugs are increasing prices / Marcelle Arak and Sheila Tschinkel

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- The Majority of Social Media Users Are Frustrated Over Political Content -- Does Increased Use of Social Media Reflect Greater Political Engagement? -- Social Media's Negative Influence on Politicians -- How Social Media Is Used in Modern Campaigns -- How Social Media Negatively Impacted the 2016 Election -- President Trump's Twitter Use Is Unheralded -- The Decontextualization of Politics in Social Media -- The Use of Social Media Is One Source of Political Disintermediation -- Social Media Has Changed Politics Forever -- Social Media Can Be Misleading -- Social Media Trends Are an Accurate Indicator of Political Behavior -- Social Media Drives More Political Engagement -- The Media No Longer Breaks Political News -- Social Media Can Spread False Information -- The Power Behind Political Social Media Is Virality -- Social Media Can't Fix World Politics -- Trolling, Tribalism, and Performance on Social Media -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Religious Clothing in Public Spaces Around the World -- Women and Religious Clothing in Public Spaces -- Religious Clothing and Public Schools -- Dealing with Religious Clothing in Public Spaces -- Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography -- For Further Discussion -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography of Books -- Index -- Back Cover

Intro -- Chapter 1: Is Excessive Force as Common as We Think It Is? -- Chapter 2: Is Excessive Force Ever Justified? -- Chapter 3: Is Excessive Force a Bigger Problem Now? -- Chapter 4: Do We Need to Change the Way We Train Police? -- Steven Malanga is a published author, the George M. Yeager Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and senior editor at the City Journal. He writes about the intersection of urban economies, business communities, and public policy -- Norm Stamper is the former Seattle police chief, serving from 1994 to 2000. He has since authored a book about the dark side of policing

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1: The Murderous Leaders and Followers of Family Cults -- 2: The Murderous Leaders and Followers of Occult and Satanic Cults -- 3: The Murderous Leaders and Followers of Religious Cults -- 4: The Murderous Leaders and Followers of Doomsday Cults -- 5: The Murderous Leaders and Followers of Political and Terrorist Cults -- Conclusion -- Chapter Notes -- Glossary -- Further Reading -- Index -- Back Cover.