Mitch Albom

My own high school graduation was five decades ago this week. Here are lessons I've learned in the years since that I hope you'll take to heart.

It's been a little more than two months since hate barged through Temple Israel's doors in West Bloomfield. Now, it rebuilds with hope and heartache.

That's nothing good from a blowout like the Detroit Pistons' Game 7 loss to the Cavs, other than the pain, that now has to motivate them.

A book called “The People We Meet on Vacation” made me think about folks who live in our minds as more colorful than the ordinary people back home.

One comic uses humor to show that living with physical challenges doesn't have to make life more miserable.

What happens when the place where you pray becomes the place where you risk your life? Ask members of Temple Israel, the site of last week's attack.

Nancy Guthrie was reportedly taken from her home in the middle of the night. And suddenly our older loved ones being abducted became a worry.

Mitch Albom on Super Bowl 60: Seattle Seahawks' dominating defense does all the talking in a clinic against New England Patriots.

By the time the Super Bowl finishes, most of us will be exhausted. Ann Arbor resident Mike Tirico should be exhausted before it starts.

In the years just after the Holocaust ended, forgetting the Nazi horrors seemed impossible. But 80-plus years later, a slow erasure is gaining speed.