Susan Shaw

Skin cancer is one of the most diagnosed cancers in the U.S. and is most often caused by overexposure to ultraviolet radiation rays.

Recently, Southern Baptists filed an amicus brief for a Supreme Court case about whether abuse survivors can retroactively sue institutions that did not protect them from abusers.

It is with a heavy heart that I have decided not to seek a seventh term as the Gaines County Tax Assessor Collector. Serving the residents of Gaines County has been my greatest honor, having spent over half of my life with you. Yet, after much thought and prayerful consideration, I feel the time is right for me to now focus on my family and my health. I truly believe that Gaines County is…

Voting is a right for all citizens, and voting integrity is expected but sometimes doubted. Your Ontario County Board of Elections — or BOE — was created to ensure that your voting process and election process are secure and correct, and that it follows the law, regardless of party affiliations.

by “Artists never retire,” said Newcomer. To the singer, songwriting is her oxygen.

LANSING, Mich. (WOOD) — Hospital staff and first responders are trained to separate their feelings from their job. That training was put to the test when staff at Sparrow Hospital in downtown Lansing were called on to treat the students shot on Michigan State University campus last year.

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An excerpt from Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Susan M. Shaw's book, "Surviving God: A New Vision of God Through the Eyes of Sexual Abuse Survivors."

In 1970, college student Katherine Ann Power became involved with a revolutionary anti-war guerilla group. Power was the getaway driver when the group attempted to rob a Massachusetts bank to help finance the anti-war movement. For years, Power lived as Alice Metzinger: baker, cook and eventually— mom. As she reflected on her own responsibility for the officer’s death, she concluded that she needed to turn herself in to begin the long process of redemption and restitution. Power has just written a memoir about her experience, Surrender: My Journey from Guerilla to Grandmother. She recently talked with Ms. about her involvement in the anti-war movement, the killing of police officer Walter Schroeder, her time in prison and her reflections on it all.

The Southern Baptist Convention just took yet another step toward a dystopian handmaid’s society for Southern Baptist women.