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Is this the right — or wrong — time for a musical about a loveable con man? "The Music Man" returns to Broadway.

To the anti-vaccine crowd: Why should I care about your rights, when you don’t care if I die?

This is the cover of Lon Allisons book, "Billy Graham: An Ordinary Man and His Extraordinary God." The book is reviewed by David Gibson. (CNS photo/courtesy Paraclete Press) Help us expand our reach! Please share this article "Billy Graham: An Ordinary Man and His Extraordinary God" by Lon Allison. Paraclete Press (Brewster, Mass., 2018). 157pp., $21.99. The Rev. Billy Graham was just shy of his 100th birthday when he died last November. His death meant the loss of one of Americas best-known C...

In the absence of Trump, America is still dealing with his wrath.

Some of us we wanting the $2000 and got $600. The promise was that there may be a further expanding of the stim packages….the possible good news is we may yet get that $2000. It got a little lost in the shuffle of Wednesday’s chaos in DC, but the pair of Democratic Senate wins in Georgia means that Americans might get $2,000 in COVID relief checks after all. In this case, that would likely mean an additional payment of $1,400 on top of the $600 that started going out late last month. “One...

The fascist coup of January 6 The fascist insurrection in Washington DC—which resulted in the storming of the US Congress, the panicked dispersal of terrified senators and members of the House, the delay of the official validation of Joseph Biden’s Electoral College majority, and even the occupation of the office of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi—is a turning point in the political history of the United States. The hoary glorifications of the invincibility and timelessness of American democra...

Toward the end of “Logan’s Run,” Michael York and Jenny Agutter, escaping from a future society that murders people when they turn 30, enter an ivy-strangled rotunda and are soon amazed. Hearing a noise in the ostensibly empty building, York reaches down and pries off the arm of a chair on the ground. Slowly, he approaches a parted door. A cat scurries out. Coming in closer, he finds something he’s never seen before: an old man. Dressed in ragged clothes, the man sits at a desk, crackin...