Posts tagged Oklahoma City Bombing
A question of news: Global coronavirus pandemic is BIG, but exactly how big?
A question of news: Global coronavirus pandemic is BIG, but exactly how big?

In an interview with Poynter.org, NBC’s Lester Holt — whom I respect — said: “I always thought 9/11 would be the biggest story I would ever cover. But this (the coronavirus pandemic) is the biggest story we have ever seen.” Wow. That’s an amazing statement from a journalist of Holt’s status.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, The State of Journalism, Opinion, North AmericaBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., coronavirus outbreak, COVID-19, Oklahoma City bombing, 9/11/2001, 9/11, Christianity, Coronavirus, Oklahoma City Bombing, World Trade Center
Amid tornado wreckage, one man's faith offers a huge measure of hope
Amid tornado wreckage, one man's faith offers a huge measure of hope

Heartbreak and hope. It’s a combination our Weekend Plug-In columnist has witnessed repeatedly when covering catastrophes, from the Oklahoma City bombing to Hurricane Katrina to, most recently, the March 3 Tennessee tornadoes that killed 25 people and injured hundreds.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, The State of Journalism, Opinion, CultureBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., coronavirus outbreak, coronavirus, Rome coronavirus, Italy, Roberta Ahmanson, Holly Meyer, The Tennessean, Tennessee tornado, curling, Emily McFarlan Miller, Religion News Service, Coronavirus, Oklahoma City Bombing, ChristianityComment