It's not easy talking to grieving loved ones when someone dies and I've made a good living doing it. There's not much you can say and it's pretty easy to say either the wrong thing, or something that sounds insincere.
There was a moment last night when baseball fans watching the World Series were reminded that baseball stadiums are basically studios for a TV production. What you see isn't what's really there.
As fewer people are likely to have access to health care for their illnesses in the future, we'd expect more discussion ahead about laws to allow patients to die with dignity with medical assistance despite the uncomfortable nature of the topic.
There's little chance that Ken Stern, who once headed NPR as its CEO, actually knew much about the news process, the decisions, the writing, the political leanings of its staff, and maybe even the names of a large number of people who worked for him.
The word war between the campaign of St. Paul mayoral candidate Melvin Carter III and the city's police union took its predictable next step today after the police union federation's vice president made a campaign issue out of a break-in at Carter's Summit-University home
We've always enjoyed watching our graphics design friends see things that we can't; it's what keeps them in business what with the freshness and newness of their messaging.
Does it make a difference? You decide.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are in the World Series for the first time in 29 years and, apparently, a lot of their fans and players are still living in the '80s, when 'she probably throws like a girl' was a thing.
The City Council in Eau Claire has put an end to any breastfeeding during meetings. On a 7-to-1 vote yesterday, the council banned from the dais at City Hall children and anyone else not elected to be there.
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