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Sometimes I find myself looking closely at the shirt I’m wearing, even ones I’ve had for over a decade. And I’m simply amazed (as I wasn’t in my comparative youth)

Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Ikere-Ekiti Branch, yesterday, called on President Bola Tinubu to deploy fuel subsidy funds to critical sectors of the economy, including education, health, power and others to ensure accelerated national development.

The Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Adeoye Aribasoye, has urged lawyers to collaborate with the legislature to find lasting solutions to

WASHINGTON — “Because you see the main thing today is — shopping. Years ago a person, he was unhappy, didn’t know what to do with himself — he’d go to

“Because you see the main thing today is — shopping. Years ago a person, he was unhappy, didn’t know what to do with himself — he’d go to church, start

Orlando department stores bustled with holiday customers in the 1950s and early ‘60s, continuing a retail revolution that began in the 1800s.

At the American Conservative Peter Tonguette recently reflected on seeing Garrison Keillor perform in Newark, Ohio. Tonguettes column was published as An evening with Garrison Keillor in exile. Prudence Johnson performed with Garrison. Last month I included Prudence in my series on the Minnesota music scene in Wash my eyes (singing a song by Greg Brown). Tonguette covers some of the same ground I did this past December in my

This is a personal note about Garrison Keillor. I began listening to Keillor on Minnesota Public Radio while I was in law school. Garrison occupied the stations three-hour morning slot five days a week with A Prairie Home Morning Show. I thought the show was so entertaining and funny that he would become a star. I learned a lot about American popular music listening to the show. The first time