Bruce Springsteen at TD Garden, Boston, 5/24/26
Concert Reviews “Thoughtfulness. Morality. True strength and decency. Don’t let anybody tell you that these things don’t matter anymore because […]
By A Thread: Nature’s Resilience | 05/25/2026
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Pope Leo warns of risks from A.I., celebrates ‘magnificent humanity’
The document marks a powerful foray by the leader of the Catholic Church into the debate about the misuse or
Pope Leo warns of risks from A.I., celebrates ‘magnificent humanity’
The document marks a powerful foray by the leader of the Catholic Church into the debate about the misuse or
Florida’s $115B budget deal includes ‘Groveland Four’ compensation, AIDS program
The chambers also have agreed to spend $75 million in to keep a drug program for people with AIDS operational.
It’s time for term limits in Congress
United States Congressman Thomas Massie, of Kentucky, was defeated in the primary election on May 19. Massie was elected to Congress
‘The Spoil’: Las Vegas author’s new novel tackles grief, nostalgia
Maile Chapman, a Las Vegas-based author and professor of English at UNLV, recently published “The Spoil,” first novel in 15
GIRL ON AN ALTAR By Marina Carr
A searingly fresh adaptation of the ancient Greek myths about family, war, and forgiving the unforgivable. Old wounds, new blood.
Curtis Murayama: Les Murakami shares his favorite memories ahead of his 90th birthday
Les Murakami is set to turn 90 next Monday but his mind still works wonders and his stories never lack
In Memoriam: Henry Thomas Sorrell, 1948-2026
Henry Sorrell Credit: Courtesy Henry Thomas Sorrell, 77, passed away on the Monday after Easter, April 6, 2026, at the