The old-timers who served in World War II tended not to talk about what they did. Too bad, because it deprived families from a fuller picture of their lives.
It is a given problem in small-town America that the best and the brighest get out as soon as they can. They head for the city to make their future while their hometowns — rural America — decline. The role of college professors, J.D. Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, notes in an op-ed in the…
The Rochester Post Bulletin today carries the story that easily fits in the 'ain't life interesting' category, unless you're not awestruck by the notion that a family escapes a gulag in Siberia and, because it did, a doctor becomes the 'savior' of the governor of Minnesota.
We will always drop whatever we're doing on NewsCut when adorable comes along and though we provided an update yesterday on Robert Kelly and his family -- the guy who was on the BBC when his daughter came into his home office -- the adorb-o-meter was pinned again today when the family held its news conference to get the media off its back so they can get back to normalcy.
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