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Why decline a penalty in the NFL?

As the 2002 NFL season enters Week 5, we take a look at the most penalized teams and offer you a quick brush up of the rules.

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Rollo Tomassi: Why It s Damaging to Community If Males Marry Solitary Parents

Rollo Tomassi: Why It s Damaging to Community If Males Marry Solitary Parents
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To all the good fathers out there, this one s for you

What do the following have in common: teaching, the collection of unpaid taxes, and the removal of garbage? They are three of the most thankless jobs in America. To that list, add being a father. When it comes to parenting, mothers tend to receive considerably more acclaim than fathers. If in doubt, let me point you in the direction of Mother’s Day, a festive occasion celebrating motherhood and maternal bonds. It’s full of flowers, chocolates, and heartwarming cards. Father’s Day, on the other hand, is full of absent-mindedness and pitiful excuses.

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Why are so many companies in favor of abortion?

Abortion is now a business issue, we’re told. Of course, it is. Women hold 50.04% of jobs in the United States. By 2030, women look likely to gain 20% more jobs compared with present levels, according to McKinsey, a fact that is not lost on companies across the country.

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