Morning Glory: Please God, a pope younger than I am

Who expected Pope Francis to serve until 2025 after his election in 2013? Born in 1936, he became a priest in 1969, later rising to Archbishop of Buenos Aires in 1998, and then elevated to the College of Cardinals three years later. His election surprised many—not just because he was from South America, but due […]

Morning Glory: ‘Real ID’ is on its way to you

I’ve found myself at the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles for the second time in four days. Honestly, I can’t blame anyone but myself for this. Just a couple of weeks ago, a friendly TSA agent kindly pointed out that my Virginia driver’s license wouldn’t meet the Real ID Act requirements. That means I need […]

MORNING GLORY: Please, a pope significantly younger than 75

newYou can listen to Fox’s news articles! Which is the Catholic Church? With the death of Pope Francis, 1,000 articles have already been written, and that number has come 1,000 times more in the weeks leading up to the introduction of a new Pope. After Conclave does the work, the new Pope appears on the […]

MORNING GLORY: How the Senate and House finds two trillion dollars

newYou can listen to Fox’s news articles! Listen to members (and staff) of the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee. Don’t raise taxes on anyone, even those who have made over a million people for over a year. That should be a red line for Republicans. But revenue is needed to […]

Meet the coach turning gridiron glory into gospel impact

The sudden darkness ravades Latrif Stadium, home to the Odessa Permian Panthers, and is a team from Friday Night Light. With six state championships, the Permian has long been a major power in the 6A and is one of the toughest divisions in the country. Still, this November night, the Panthers were losing to the […]

Big East’s daunting coaching lineup is throwback to glory days

Looking back, it's little surprising that there was unforgettable basketball in the first year of the Big East. That year in the early 1980s was when a college basketball coach first became a star for himself. They were not all in the Big East. North Carolina and Dean Smith had Jimmy V on the roads […]