In the middle of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re offering stories about forgotten people on the margins, a memoir about how trees soothe and calm us, and two helpful books for those living with mentally challenged loved ones. (Courtesy of … Continued
Paul Rudd and Jason Segel dissected the nature of adult male friendships in 2009’s “I Love You, Man,” and Rudd is back exploring similar terrain in “Friendship,” which plays like a cracked mirror version of the former film. The igniting … Continued
During an interview in late April with Dr. Phil, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reiterated his appeal to parents on vaccine safety: “We live in a democracy, and part of the responsibility of being a parent is to do your own … Continued
For broadcast networks, the evening news broadcast is a cherished part of their legacies — having brought the likes of Walter Cronkite, Tom Brokaw and Peter Jennings into living rooms over the decades. But with pressures mounting on the traditional … Continued
Of all the constellations we see through the year, Virgo the Virgin is the second-largest. The only problem is that it’s also one of the faintest. With a lot of visual digging, Virgo can be found in the low southeast … Continued
Wish more politicians would follow the governor’s lead Regarding Joe Soucheray’s Sunday May 11 column on Gov. Walz’s 2025 budget, in which Walz proposed to end some taxpayer subsidies to religious schools: Soucheray’s main argument is twofold: this has been … Continued