Bert Rossica shares his 99 reasons why a manual typewriter is better than a computer, from the joy of tactile typing to the security of private writing, and the charm of old typewriters made in America. [... more]

The concept of a Creator God is explored through the design and complexity of the universe, from the intricate details of Mount Rushmore to the staggering arrangement of DNA within a single living cell. The Apostle Paul's message to the Athenians in Acts 17 is highlighted, emphasizing the idea that the universe was created by a deliberate and intentional act of God, rather than by chance or accident. [... more]

The NFL Hall of Fame game saw the Chargers take on the Lions, with Trey Lance impressing in his debut for the Chargers. Meanwhile, Dan Campbell's coaching style was on full display, and the virtual measurement system made its debut. In baseball, the trade deadline has passed, and teams are looking to bolster their bullpens, with analytics playing a key role in the decision-making process. [... more]

The state of baseball has evolved significantly, with a focus on bullpen games and relief pitching. The trade deadline saw teams stock up on bullpen help, while starting pitching has become a scarce commodity. The game's analytics have led to a decrease in innings pitched by starting pitchers, making it a challenge for teams to find durable starters. The Hall of Fame has also seen changes in its voting process, with players like CC Sabathia being elected for his durability as a starting pitcher. [... more]

Bert Rossica shares his story of how his 12-year-old son's thrift store find of a manual typewriter sparked a lifelong passion for collecting and restoring old typewriters, leading him to write a list of 99 reasons why a typewriter is better than a computer. [... more]

Journalists during the 20th century aimed to discover objective truth, but today's media landscape is plagued by partisanship, immaturity, and a failure of leadership, leading to a debasement of journalism. [... more]

George O'Brien, a Hollywood star, served in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War, and his remarkable story is told by Roger McGrath in the Hollywood Goes to War series. O'Brien's life, from his childhood in San Francisco to his success in silent films, is a testament to his dedication to his country and his craft. [... more]