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My parents never forgot their Irish roots. Their callused hands have long-since disappeared from this earth, but their spirit still beats strongly – within us. When they boarded that tender in Cobh to be ferried to a British ocean liner for an Atlantic crossing, calmly — but firmly — they were admonished, "
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A recent graduate of Providence College who made statements supporting the Christian view of marriage has lost his job at a bookstore on campus after an administrator got a no-trespass order against him following an encounter over her job performance. Michael Smalanskas, who graduated this past Sunday, was irked by
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In honor of Police Week, Facebook has offered a tribute that seems to represent the company perfectly. The company has banned a page that was honoring a fallen police officer. That's right — paying tribute to an officer who died in the line of duty apparently violates Facebook'
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In the recent wake of several more school shootings our nation continues its mourning and search for answers. We have all been asking: Why? Why does this continue to happen? What can we do to stop it? I personally don't believe that there is one black-and-white answer. I
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Legal sports betting could be coming to Massachusetts, now that the U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a federal law banning states from allowing it. The federal Supreme Court issued a ruling Monday morning overturning the federal Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 on a 7-2 vote,
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WASHINGTON — Not long before before Mother's Day the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, invited a few dozen children with their families to join Vice President Mike Pence and his wife Karen, members of the administration, and members of Congress to the White House to witness
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Republicans are turning children into Nazis, according to a Mother's Day video released by a left-wing political action committee funded by a San Francisco billionaire. The 56-second video depicts a mother describing her son going from stealing weaker kids' money in middle school to protesting against abortion
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In January 2017 Finland began giving some of its citizens free money. The idea was simple. The government selected 2,000 unemployed people at random and started giving each 560 euros (about $670) a month for two years, with no strings attached. The participants, who are between 25 and 58
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