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Empty Pews, Long Roads Recent headlines speak of a growing return to the faith of our fathers, but the hard numbers tell a harsher story. Weekly church attendance has fallen

There have already been multiple columns in this space attempting to find the best way to describe the deep divide that I contend exists today in the United States, one

Bless their little stadium-priced hearts, the World Cup has arrived in North America, and apparently so has the financial decision-making portion of the program. According to an Associated Press report,

A few weeks ago, my husband and I were outside enjoying what should have been one of those quiet, almost perfect evenings by the water. The kind where the sun

When Millionaire Meant Mythic There was a time when the word millionaire carried an almost mythic weight. In 1973, when George Steinbrenner bought the New York Yankees for $10 million,

Most of us would never consider ourselves violent people. We don’t think of ourselves as hateful. We don’t wake up in the morning looking for conflict. We would never imagine

This is not technically a Bless Your Headlines column, because there is no headline to bless. This one comes straight from real life, specifically a recent road trip that tested

If all you did was expose yourself to information and viewpoints coming from the Unholy Trinity—academia, legacy corporate media, and the world of entertainment—you would think most of us reluctantly

Well, bless his headlines. Actor Faizon Love, best known to many as the manager from Elf and from his role in Couples Retreat, found himself in a very different kind

Major League Baseball (MLB) ballpark giveaways are pogey bait to get folks through the gates, keep them spending and turn a random night game against a weak team into something