Should women be pushed aside in the name of Dragon Ball? Or can some form of conciliation avert a showdown? That’s the drama brewing within the manga world in the wake of Akira Toriyama’s sudden death on March 1, which was publicly announced on March 8. Toriyama’s death at the age of 68, which came […]
Peter Angelos, who owned the Baltimore Orioles for more than 30 years, died Saturday at the age of 94 as a new season and new era for the team were beginning. No cause of death was released. Angelos had been in poor health for a few years, according to the Baltimore Banner. Angelos’s public role […]
OPINION: I have often wondered, “What are the truly significant parts of our day that shape us and shape our kids’?” While many Christans might immediately point to the time spent with God each day as of primary importance, there’s another hour that often gets overlooked, yet holds profound significance in the fabric of family […]
In an opinion piece in The New York Times on Wednesday headlined “One Thing Keeping Democrats Up at Night,” Thomas B. Edsall explained that American politics is undergoing a significant racial realignment. According to him, this fall’s election is poised to see the largest shift of nonwhite voters away from Democrats since the Civil Rights […]
On the day before Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado leaves Congress, he became the first Republican in this entire Congressional session to back a Democratic discharge petition. The petition involves an effort to force a vote on a $95 billion foreign-aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. “We’ve got to fund Ukraine and help people […]
Former President Donald Trump is lighting up President Joe Biden after the release of restrictive new vehicle emission regulations designed to accelerate electric vehicle production. Trump pledged to put the brakes on the Biden electric vehicle mandate “on Day One” of his administration if he wins the November presidential election. The Biden administration and the […]
President Biden celebrated St. Patrick’s Day at the White House on Sunday. Among the guests were members of the Kennedy family. One Kennedy who was not invited was Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the Kennedy running against Joe Biden. From one proud Irish family to another — it was good to have you all back at […]
Next Saturday night, Jews around the world begin the celebration of Purim (it continues throughout the next day around the world, and the day after in Israel), which includes all sorts of ritualistic practices as we publicly read the biblical Book of Esther. But today is St. Patrick’s Day, and it is a good […]
BOSTON — While some American cities celebrated St. Patrick’s Day a day early this weekend, Boston, one of the most Irish cities in the country, held its parades and festivities on Sunday, or March 17. Crowds of green-clad revelers lined the streets for the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which typically draws about 1 […]
It’s a St. Patrick’s Day tradition in Chicago that dates to 1962. On March 16, the Chicago Journeymen Plumbers Local 130 will dye the Chicago River green. Their website explains how it came about. The story goes, in 1961, a man by the name of Stephen Bailey — the […]
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