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Chris Pratt, a theologian? Who knew? When Pratt accepted an award at the 2018 MTV Movie and TV Awards last week, he spoke about God and prayer, even mentioning the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. He was not booed or ignored, but cheered.
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When I graduated with my bachelor's degree in English at the end of the 2011 academic year, I panicked. If you've seen John Mullaney's new Netflix special Kid Gorgeous, you'll know why it wasn't just the springtime sun on my
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There are a handful of television commentators who do more than fill space with what they say. A smaller number still make you sit up and take notice when they speak. And then there was Charles Krauthammer.
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In the wake of national tragedies in schools at Sandy Hook, Parkland, and most recently Santa Fe, the simple question "Why?" resounds. As long as mass shootings perpetrated by America's young men continue to multiply, it is a question that will never rest. In the process
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Happy Fathers' Day. Get back to work. Even on this day, you are on the clock. Your children are watching and listening.
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By Grace Carr Daily Caller News Foundation
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I am missing my daughter this summer, her first away from home. Having just completed her college freshman year, she applied for internships, paid her way to an interview in Washington D.C., worked out her housing, and then secured an extra job waitressing on the weekends to save for
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Fanning the flames of a dynastic torch, Pulitzer Prize winner Eileen McNamara rekindles interest in Kennedy lore with her book Eunice: The Kennedy Who Changed the World. McNamara's 300-page history lesson offers the psychological and practical details of why and how the frequently ill and frail woman harnessed
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