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A framed picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe is seen at a house near the U.S.-Mexico border fence in 2016 in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. (CNS photo/Jose Luis Gonzalez, Reuters) Four years ago, a story from Western Pennsylvania shocked a nation already numbed by the epidemic of opioid overdoses. Shortly before Christmas 2016, a young couple was found dead nearly a week after they had overdosed on fentanyl. Before the couple’s bodies were discovered, their infant child had also perished – of starvation and neglect. The opioid crisis has been ravaging America for nearly 20 years. While drug overdos...

"We already know the message some of our adversaries took from Jan. 6,” Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, tells senators.

Wed Jan 27, 2021 at 12:12pm ET Star War’s Oscar Isaac’s virtual performance in Beirut will re-broadcast on January 28. Pic credit: MCC The one-act play, which stars Issac as well as Marisa Tomei and Patrick Breen, was originally performed in April 2020 as a fundraiser for the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater. Eerie echoes Beirut, written by Alan Bowne and introduced in 1987, has eerie echoes for 2020-2021 life. It concerns a man named Torch, who is quarantined in his Lower East Side apartment in New York City after he tests positive for a disease no one understands. Sign up for our newsletter...

CinemaBlend When news broke that Marvel Studios was going to make a Moon Knight TV show for Disney+, about 10 people tweeted and messaged me. That’s because Moon Knight is my favorite comic book character of all time. Well, actually, my second favorite comic book character. My first favorite comic book character is The Maxx. But anyway, when news also broke that Oscar Isaac would officially be the Fist of Khonshu, well, I honestly had to sit down. I couldn’t have hoped for a better Marc Spector, even if I tried. For those who don’t know, Moon Knight is a vigilante (like Batma...

loooong layover—the MCU's last entry to this point was Spider-Man: Far From Home, which came out way back in July 2019— WandaVisionis beginning its 9-episode run on Disney+on January 15. As anyone who's seen any trailers or promotion could tell you, though, this is not going to be your typical Marvel project; the show will follow Avengers Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (who died in Infinity War (???) and is played by Paul Bettany) as they journey through various forms of sitcoms. Why is anyone's guess—but surely this genre-bending show will eventually turn toward the ac...