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A king is born! Well…maybe. As you have probably heard, William and Kate finally had their baby. Or, as a friend told me, “Phil Mickelson won the British Open and it caused such a stir in England that a lady had a baby.” And wouldn’t you know it – it’s […]
Have you ever had one of those moments when you had to make a split decision between stopping to ask someone if they are ok or drive on because you have somewhere to be? Emily Kraus will never forget the time she stopped to ask. Emily and her boyfriend were […]
In a bizarre, live version of “where’s Waldo,” the world has been following Edward Snowden’s travel itinerary with great interest. If you aren’t aware, Snowden was a contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA) and an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). He leaked information about top-secret surveillance programs […]
Pope John Paul II took a “big step toward sainthood,” according to recent news, when a second “miracle” was credited to him by a Vatican congregation of cardinals and bishops. The first “miracle” was said to have been the alleged healing of a French nun, Sister Marie Simon-Pierre, in 2005. […]