‘Screwed by Stitches’: Knitters get ghosted in ultimate betrayal
Most knitters saw no hint the relationship was in serious trouble. A few of them, now that they think about it, say there were recent warning signs they missed. But in the end, all of them suffered the ultimate betrayal — they got ghosted.
Gary Franks: Some Democrats give hypocrisy a bad name on education
“Public schools are good for your kids but not good for… my kids?”
S.E. Cupp: Christie may not win, but can he thwart Trump?
In 1965, William F. Buckley Jr. decided to avenge the loss of Barry Goldwater to Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1964 presidential election by running for mayor of New York. His goal was to restore attention to conservatism as he understood it, and take votes from Republican John Lindsay, who he thought insufficiently principled.
Robert B. Reich: The GOP manufactured 5 fake crises to deflect attention from real...
Republican leaders have mastered the art of manufacturing crises to divert the public’s attention from the real crisis of our era — the siphoning off of income, wealth, and power by a small group at the top.
Cal Thomas: The debt deal: Could it have been better?
It was either the best deal that could have been reached given the political makeup of the House, Senate and White House, or it was a bad deal that might have been much better had Speaker Kevin McCarthy and House Republicans held out for more.
Students lay peoplewithout families to rest
Beneath a gray sky at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Raytown, Missouri, Father Gary Menard gathered a group of high school students around him and told them that everyone dies twice.
Gary Franks: America is in an unconventional war
Wars come in many forms.
‘Do the Write Thing:’ Middle schoolers write about violence in their communities
CHICAGO — Jaylen Trice, 14, is a lyricist. He likes to put his thoughts and feelings on paper.
Skate Bud nonprofit empowers youth through skateboarding
ORLANDO, Fla. — In skateboarding’s nearly 80-year history, skaters have turned to the culture and art form as a way to fit in and bond over a shared passion.
He says he’s an Irish orphan; police, victim say he’s a Dayton sex offender...
DAYTON — The man at the center of a highly publicized international saga whose face has been splashed all over the news in the U.K. claims he is an Irish orphan named Arthur Knight who has never been to America.
