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Brian Williams might not have been in a helicopter that was struck by a rocket-propelled grenade. But his reputation sure took a hit. Williams, anchor
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Lots of folks were wiping their eyes during this year’s Super Bowl, and it wasn’t because they really disliked the New England Patriots. (Or, at
Super Bowl parties happen. They just do. And they even happen at church. Should that make us pause a bit? Because it’s not. The event
I’ve heard it said that trust is like an eraser: It gets smaller and smaller with every mistake made. And while that may appear to
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It’s officially show-and-tell day here at the Plugged In offices. That was one of my favorite things in grade school, so why dampen down the
Pop culture was, as always, in a giving mood in 2014. Hollywood gave us blockbusters like Guardians of the Galaxy and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay
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