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Public Safety Starts With Personal Choices When Winter Storm Fern swept across a massive stretch of the country, it didn’t knock on the door and ask who was prepared. It

CFP Stands Pat for 2026 As the Indiana Hoosiers are still trying to figure out where to display their most unlikely but well-deserved national championship trophy, the eleven honchoes who

You do not have to do much research to learn that consuming no alcohol or receiving professional assistance to improve your mental health are good and healthy things to be

There are moments when journalism delivers hard truths. There are moments when it holds power to account. And then there are moments when it looks at the world, shrugs, and

The Facts Don’t Matter If the Narrative Is Fixed After spending days debating with my progressive friends, unable to persuade them to join with Venezuelans there and in the United

There are days when the world demands nuance, balance, and serious thought.And then there are days when the correct response is cheese. Today is National Cheese Day, and before someone

The Annual Ritual of False Certainty Every August, the NCAA preseason football poll arrives like a back-to-school catalog: glossy, overconfident, and bearing no resemblance to the reality that will unfold

Living civics isn’t always about speaking up. Sometimes, it’s about knowing when not to. My dad has always said to me, “It’s better to remain silent and be thought a

The Lingering Workforce Effects of COVID One of the lingering effects of the COVID-era that we seem unable to fully shake off resides in the employment marketplace. The epidemic dislodged

A War That Began on the Streets I’ve contemplated writing about the War on Drugs we’ve been fighting with great effort and by necessity, since the late 1970s. At that