Sat, 30 May 2009 20:13:07 +0000 – By Bill ShulerPastor, Capital Life Church, Arlington, Virginia As Brooke Shields laments not having lost her virginity earlier, and Mel Gibson admits to fathering a child with a woman other than his wife, a question begs to be asked…What happened to role models? …
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When it comes to brain health, it seems nothing is more confusing than advice about what we eat and drink. The media’s obsessional reporting of every new finding on diet and memory (no matter how small or obscure the study) merely reflects our own anxieties about how the food on …
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Friday, the Labor Department is expected to report the economy added 213,000 jobs in May. This is line with the pace so far this year and stronger than in 2013, and the Federal Reserve is likely to follow through with plans to raise interest rates. The labor market remains slack; …
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Today, anyone can access music almost anywhere. Due to the revolution in digital services over the last decade, business models are trending towards streaming platforms and away from individual purchases. This rapidly changing reality has set off a debate about the future of streaming music sales and companies like Pandora …
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Put together a celebrity athlete and a lunatic dictator and it’s a sure shot you’ll bring out the worst in people – especially in journalists. Former Chicago Bulls star Dennis Rodman went to North Korea as part of “basketball diplomacy” and met with the latest deadly maniac to run that …
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Fri, 15 May 2009 20:42:33 +0000 – By Kathleen Troia “K.T.” McFarlandFormer Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense I’ve just spent ten days in Afghanistan — meeting with American and NATO military leaders and Afghan officials. As much as I hate to say this — I really can’t see a scenario …
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Some books not only never grow old, they instead grow more relevant to the present day and indeed, even more pressing. One such book is”The Gathering Storm,” the first volume of Winston Churchill’s six-volume history of the Second World War. In its preface, Churchill begins by telling the reader that …
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You’re all coming home with me. Happy Wednesday, everyone. So in the beginning, America was a pretty great place. People banded together, created laws to keep everyone safe and you know what? It worked, turns out that if you build a country with borders, a military and a well-regulated law …
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Ibram X. Kendi’s gravy train could soon screech to a halt. The famous “anti-racist” professor is under intense public and institutional scrutiny after a Boston University investigation revealed that his “Center for Antiracist Research”squanderedtens of millions of dollars, producing practically no research. But while the ideologue is disgraced, his ideological …
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The return of a U.S. official illegally held by Pakistan is welcome news, but the overall incident is outrageous and the U.S. role in directly or indirectly providing a “blood money” payment is potentially scandalous. The Obama administration backed down to lawless behavior by a supposed U.S. ally, and in …
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