The axiom "you get what you pay for" is as true of judges as it is for a suit of clothes.
“Over the intervening decades, America has made real progress toward greater justice,” a congressman and a pastor jointly said in a recent post for The Hill’s blog.
The partial federal government shutdown is now more than three weeks old and there is no clear path forward to reopen the government, according to a post on The Hill’s blog.
During World War II, our armed forces had a large presence in Charleston, South Carolina, and the U.S. Coast Guard was no exception, noted Petty Officer 1st Class William Bleyer in a blog story for the Coast Guard’s official blog.
Local vinyl record enthusiast Brett Billedeau traveled back more than 40 years and crossed the border to pay tribute to one of the great singer-songwriters of the 1970s.
In his blog, the Rev. Dr. Jared Cramer of Grand Haven lays out why he supports a proposed “full communion” between the Episcopal Church and United Methodist Church.
The school districts may be exaggerating the harm, says a blogger for the Mackinac Center.
For decades, Congressional Republicans have been waging an unpopular crusade to unravel these programs, U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee says.
In a post dated Oct. 19, the same night the Grand Haven varsity football team blew away their opponents, Doug Tjapkes penned a post for the Humanity for Prisoners’ blog about his son.
In the North Atlantic Ocean, as “Taps” was played over the ship’s sound system, the crew of the Legare gathered Sept. 27 to honor Signalman First Class Douglas Munro’s courageous sacrifice.
The local visitors bureau’s blog lists nine places around town where you can grab a taste of autumn.
Blogger Penelope Trunk has been obsessed with Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the controversial Supreme Court nominee.
How much do you tip for service at a restaurant?
In a front page story, the Detroit Free Press reported that “Detroit schools are grinding out another ‘lost generation.’” The article says that up to 40 percent of the district’s students leave or graduate without mastering “simple arithmetic.”
Considering solar energy for your home, farm or business? It’s easier than you might expect, says Beau Brockett, writing for the West Michigan Environmental Action Council’s blog.
