Berry Craig

A Navy chaplain from Kentucky exhorted sailors on the USS New Orleans to "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition" 83 years ago.

“So forget, for a moment, what you think Democrats should do. Think instead about what you should do.”

The Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 83 years ago Dec. 7, spun off “Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition,” one of the most famous American war songs. But the tune's Kentucky connection is largely unknown.

The “ripsnorting battle hymn of the Navy” was inspired by Chaplain Howell Forgy, 34, who left the pulpit at Murray First Presbyterian Church to join the Navy in 1940.

One bill sponsorship does not equate to standing up for labor. Much of the media says lame duck Rep.

As if a great army had swept across the countryside I don't know how many times in the last three years that I've noticed this skinny tree on Interstate 69 — the old Purchase Parkway — just east of the Mayfield airport.

Just like another leader's ruse 91 years ago “Trump's decision to select a more pro-worker labor secretary could be more of a messaging

Final inspection planned for January The final phase of the Sherman Minton Renewal is now complete, reflecting a permanent return to the bridge’s pre-construction traffic configuration safely connecting Louisville, Ky. and New Albany, Ind. All six lanes on both decks of the Sherman Minton Bridge are now open to traffic. It’s the next to the […]

EDITOR'S NOTE: This post originally appeared on the Kentucky State AFL-CIO website on Dec. 23 By BERRY CRAIG AFT KY Local 1360

Democrats should not propound the dubious assertion that Trump can operate rationally and in good faith.