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America is sick! America is desperately ill, and a lot of people are beginning to realize it.
Clemson’s first football game is still six weeks away, but for college football junkies, the chatter that comes from conference media days and, locally, Dabo Swinney’s media golf event only serves to whet the appetite for the start of the season.
My state of mind before starting Ripple of One was one of desperation, exhaustion, anger, self-loathing and bewilderment.
I don’t know if there’s something in the water in Kentucky and in South Carolina that produces so many hilarious tales, some of which have the added benefit of being true.
One cannot imagine a more wrenching moral dilemma than the case of little Charlie Gard.
With two young children in our home, and a crazy little puppy to boot, it’s not exactly uncommon for chaos to take hold and reign supreme multiple times on any given day.
It wasn’t quite a wicked-witch-is-dead Munchkin happy dance, but the white noise of foregone conclusions drowned out Republicans’ relatively muted regret over their failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.
Anyone who has attended a meeting of a public body where the body has gone into executive session has probably been left in the dark about what was being discussed in the executive session.
Dear Bonnie: We had caregivers 24 hours a day for my sister because she lived alone and we lived three hours away from her. She was bedridden, but still wanted some money left in her wallet in case she wanted something special.
