Katherine Stewart: Money, Lies, and God: Reporting from the Front Lines of America's Religious-Polit

In an age where the line between religion and politics is increasingly blurred, one journalist has fearlessly pulled back the curtain on the forces threatening the foundations of American democracy. Katherine Stewart: Money, Lies, and God: Reporting from the Front Lines of America's Religious-Political Wars is a gripping, deeply researched biography that explores the life and work of one of the most courageous investigative voices in modern journalism.

From her early days in newsrooms to her groundbreaking books The Good News Club and The Power Worshippers, Stewart has dedicated her career to exposing the rise of Christian nationalism and its growing grip on American institutions. This compelling narrative follows her journey as she uncovers how religious ideologues, billionaire backers, and political operatives work hand-in-hand to reshape schools, rewrite laws, and erode the wall between church and state.

More than a chronicle of her reporting, this book offers a front-row seat to the cultural and political battles playing out across the nation-battles over truth, education, personal freedom, and democracy itself. It's a story of one woman's unyielding commitment to truth in the face of organized opposition, media misinformation, and political backlash.

Part biography, part political thriller, Katherine Stewart is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how theocratic ambitions are being mainstreamed in America-and what's at stake if they succeed. With clarity, urgency, and courage, this book reminds us that journalism isn't just a profession-it's a frontline defense of democracy.