
Michael J. Fox names his decline and his hope together
SOULThirty-five years into Parkinson's, he stood to accept the award and said two things at once: the disease keeps getting harder, and a cure keeps getting closer.
Verse of the Day
We don't faint, but though our outward man is decaying, yet our inward man is renewed day by day.
2 Corinthians 4:16

Thirty-five years into Parkinson's, he stood to accept the award and said two things at once: the disease keeps getting harder, and a cure keeps getting closer.
A survey this summer found 43% of Americans expect to work until they die. Rest, we assume, is earned at the end. An older calendar put it first.

Labor's share of the economy fell to its lowest since 1947, even as corporate margins set a record. The gap between the two did not vanish. It went somewhere.