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From the moment President Trump took office, his administration has faced relentless judicial obstruction from liberal activist judges determined to destroy, or at the very least, stall his agenda. Whether it’s U.S.

It’s not Friday the 13th It’s been awhile since we had a Friday the 13th but there was enough bad luck going around, so I d but the bewitching atmosphere of that special occasion lingers on. Here’s a list of a few who didn’t escape the curse.

Sawubona I learned a new word this week: Sawubona. It’s a Zulu word from South Africa and I’ll share its meaning in just a moment.

I realize that not everyone sees life as I do. Probably nobody sees life exactly as I do. We are like snowflakes, and science tells us that no two snowflakes are the same. So I accept the fact that what I write in this column probably doesn’t peel your banana perfectly, and that’s okay.

Allen and the Cross Timbers I remember one nice day in Oklahoma 75 years ago when I volunteering to drive my grandfather, Will W. Armstrong, down to Wister for a visit with his daughter.

Our dear friend Jean Phillips passed away this past week. She was one of the most precious people I have ever known. Jean and her husband, the late Jim Phillips, were such a blessing to our family. Their kindness to us over the years would never be forgotten.

While colleges are typically perceived as dominated by leftwing faculty, a common stereotype holds that Democrats are particularly common in the humanities fields while more ideological diversity is present in the hard sciences.

Starla Smith is my favorite Catholic, after being ONE of my favorite Baptist and Methodist. She has refrained from trying to lure me into joining her to travel down the road to Sainthood..