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The Department of Defense will investigate how the military branches are processing exemption requests for the COVID-19 vaccination mandate.

Christ Church Oak Brook and Butterfield is mounting an immediate drive to collect and ship critical relief materials to Europe to aid Ukrainian refugees who are expected to exceed 1 million.

The Department of Defense's inspector general is going to probe how the military has handled requests for exemptions ...

If we choose to move toward the pain of others, rather than around it, we will be walking the way of Jesus. We’ll be on the Crossroad to love.

Economists acknowledge there are no easy solutions to the cumulative pressures of high unemployment, poverty and inequality but point out that instead of showing commitment to addressing these, President Cyril Ramaphosa and his Cabinet have been sitting on the fence.

Over the past decade, the country’s presidents and most recently Ramaphosa have used the State of the Nation Address and other platforms to promise that billions of rands would be invested in key interventions to create jobs.

Columnist Kevin Cuneo checks in on Louis Nicolia, Branford Marsalis, Bob Demarco, Steve Mauro, Al Washington, Jr, Louis Anderson, Omar Vizquel and more

Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming concert could have been titled “The French Connection,” for the Gallic links among the featured composers, but because it will be performed near Valentine’s Day, it’s called “In the Key of Love.” The concert is set for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at The Palace Theatre in