Bobby Caina CalvanAugust 28, 2022
10min0
Some savvy investors saw collectibles as a hedge against inflation in recent years.
Tag: Muhammad Ali
Bobby Caina CalvanAugust 28, 2022
Blake DowlingJune 20, 2020
9min849
Looking back to the 70s offers a good reminder: All things shall pass.
Associated PressDecember 27, 2016
7min224
Emotionally wrenching politics, foreign conflicts and shootings at home took a toll on Americans in 2016, but they are entering 2017 on an optimistic note, according to a new poll that found that a majority believes things are going to get better for the country next year. A look at the key findings of the […]
Diane RobertsJune 14, 2016
6min203
It’s back to business as usual: hating Muslims, loving guns. We had just celebrated the life of Muhammad Ali, the most famous, most beloved Muslim in the nation’s history. For a minute, one sweet minute, Americans might have been moved to think more expansively about Islam. And race. And violence. Some of us dared hope […]
Diane RobertsJune 10, 2016
8min582
The great Muhammad Ali is dead, but that won’t stop Donald Trump trying to make political hay out of him. Trump, who famously doesn’t like Muslims or Black people (except Dr. Ben “Sleepy” Carson and that poor dude Trump called “my African American”), allowed as how Muhammed Ali, a Muslim and a Black man, was […]
Tom JacksonJune 8, 2016
8min190
Surveying the conundrum confronting the Republican Party in the age of Donald Trump, an antique TV ad touting Fram oil filters comes to mind. If you bought the Beatles’ White Album the day it was released and remember Muhammad Ali in his prime, you know the spot: A mechanic in the midst of an overhaul […]
Phil AmmannJune 4, 2016
4min328
Senate Democratic Leader Arthenia Joyner recalls Muhammad Ali as a man “who never backed down, who fought the good fight.” Ali, the three-time world heavyweight champion and vocal social activist, died Friday at age 74 of septic shock after being hospitalized in the Phoenix area with respiratory problems. Joyner first met Ali in the early 1970s, […]