Here’s how to talk to my disabled daughter
<strong>By Daniel T. Willingham</strong>
I’m the father of a child who has a rare chromosomal disorder, trisomy-18. It affects about one in 5,000 births and...
Blessed are those who have humility, courage
<strong>By Lori Borgman</strong>
Several years ago, a friend asked if I’d pray that she would learn how to become poor.
I’ve prayed a lot of things...
Time to rethink state’s economic policies
By Michael Hicks
Indiana’s unemployment rate has hit a “once in a generation” low point that is well beneath the level considered normal for a...
Time to rethink state’s economic policies
<strong>By Michael Hicks</strong>
Indiana’s unemployment rate has hit a “once in a generation” low point that is well beneath the level considered normal for a...
‘Affluenza teen’ finds forgiveness
The Dallas Morning News (TNS)
Tim Williams, whose longtime friend Brian Jennings was among the four people killed by “affluenza teen” Ethan Couch’s drunken driving...
Letter: No rational reason for death penalty in U.S.
To the editor:
Leo Morris in his piece "Can officials be trusted with death penalty" (March 16), touched on nearly every aspect except "what happens...
Letter: Make funding to fight tuberculosis a priority
To the editor:
Most of the nation is focused on March Madness, a welcome diversion from the dreary March weather. Unfortunately, March 24th was Tuberculosis...
Don’t shut door on Chinese students Mr. President
<strong>Bloomberg View (TNS)</strong>
As part of its continuing campaign to prevent China from stealing American intellectual property, President Donald Trump’s administration is considering restrictions on...
What’s in store for the future? Technology taking over, affecting workforce
<strong>By Norman Knight</strong>
Becky and I nearly always visit the local McDonald’s before our Wednesday evening choir and bells practice. We tend to get hungry...
Letter: No rational reason for death penalty in U.S.
<strong>To the editor:</strong>
Leo Morris in his piece "Can officials be trusted with death penalty" (March 16), touched on nearly every aspect except "what happens...