Tim Conway was part of a talented ensemble cast, and not the lone star of the show – and not even for every season of it. But the impact he made was so powerful that most people assume he was there from the beginning to the end of the 11-year run of the award-winning series.
You know the feeling: your heart races, your leg won’t stay still while you’re seated, never-ending butterflies in your stomach. But this time it’s not because you are about to speak in public or ask your boss for a raise. This time it’s different. The unease has been sticking around and you can’t seem to shake it.
A lawsuit filed against Tiger Woods, his girlfriend, and the restaurant/bar Woods owns demonstrate how Florida’s liquor liability laws hail from the time of the Caveman.
As law enforcement officers, we know the risks that come with the job. But no officer should be at risk while simply sitting in a patrol car, having lunch with a colleague or heading for home at the end of a shift.
Many troubling arguments have been offered in defense of the decision not to renew Professor Ron Sullivan’s role as Dean of Harvard's Winthrop house. The most common – and dangerous – is that students feel “unsafe” around a lawyer who is representing Weinstein. Feeling “unsafe” is the new mantra for the new McCarthyism.
Biden and his fellow Democrats improbably claim it was Obama’s policies that have gifted America with such strong economic results. If that were true why did none of it happen during that administration?
President Trump’s new tariffs on China enjoy some bipartisan support but his strategy of pressuring China to change its domestic laws as part of any trade deal ultimately may yield a hollow victory and put national security at risk.
A right of choice and expression has always been built into Christian thought, so when that freedom is directly threatened, how should our faith inform our response? When taken with any form of extremism, should it be censored? Or from a Christian perspective, should we be free to express our belief?
For those of you who survived the Great GOP Tax Cut Massacre, things are finally looking up. The unemployment rate fell to 3.6 percent last month, the lowest rate since 1969. The economy added 263,000 jobs in April, beating expectations. Wages are rising.