Ruth Bell Graham, wife of evangelist Billy Graham, slipped into a coma this morning while fighting pneumonia.
I had heard this news from an aunt earlier today, but since she’s not Paris Hilton or Anna Nicole Smith, the news sites are not reporting it.
It was only when I decided to check World Net Daily that [...]
I recall thinking a while back when this story was first reported how odd it seemed that no one in a hospital would assist a woman who was in obvious distress. Perhaps they had dealings with her before and thought her to be a chronic complainer and brushed her off as such. Unfortunately [...]
Sleep. One would suppose it is the time the mind and body regenerate themselves and prepare us for another active day.
It seems as though we need this article to inform us why someone who pulls an all-nighter preparing for an exam might do poorly. Would you assume an insomniac might perform [...]
Ovarian cancer is a very deadly disease. This is what killed Gilda Radner.
Now doctors have determined a set of symptoms to watch for and check with your doctor if you meet the standards.
Thanks to the New York Times for reporting this today: [Free registration required.]
Cancer experts have identified a set of health problems [...]
As any Boy Scout will tell you, their motto is “Be prepared”, and like good Boy Scouts the announced Republicans are preparing for a Fred Thompson run by digging up anything they consider unsavory for a Republican presidential candidate in the primaries.
Here are the roles into which opponents will likely try to cast Thompson and [...]
Republican presidential wannabe John McCain is losing steam according to the latest polls.
Conservatives don’t consider him conservative and have been angry with him over McCain-Feingold, the Gang of 14 Senate filibuster deal, and now his support of the Immigration Reform bill.
From reports I’ve read his donations are drying up and he spent a lot of [...]
Imagine being a fifteen year old girl in a war torn nation whose father was savagely taken from her and the only home she knew burned to the ground. That was the beginning of a long journey for Jennifer Anyayo a native of Uganda, who was a beneficiary of both the medical expertise and [...]
When the immigration debate began which now seems like an eternity ago, it appeared to be the general consenus here at “J”’s that calm should prevail and we would wait and see if and when legislation was actually offered for consideration and then offer reasoned opinions.
This certainly did not mean that after reading the preliminary [...]
I’ve decided to start checking in on the national conversation about religion and politics—as given us in the national print dailies. Using Lexis-Nexis, I searched for articles that in some way refer to both religion and politics over the week of June 4 to the 10th (if you’re interested in my method, see note [...]
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