Opinion

There are certain people who seem to know us, and we them, even though we never met them in person.

In a stunning 47-second video clip from an interview with a northern Indiana TV outlet, Attorney General Todd Rokita tweeted a baseless statement Thursday alleging that Indiana’s COVID-19 numbers are fake.

“I may be old, and I may be young, but I am not done changing,” sings John Mayer in 2017’s “Changing.” Let’s pretend for a few minutes that this song is being sung by America.

There is no shortage of uneasiness in the world.

When I reached my 50th birthday, I tried to deny that it represented a turning point in my life.

Those masters of Happy News, the Indiana General Assembly, are preparing to cut taxes as state tax revenues run higher than their forecasts and ahead of collections last year.

My sister Judy made our mother’s famous – within our circle – yeast rolls for Christmas dinner this year.

Vladimir Putin thinks the Soviet Union was a great, marvelous, unmatched world power, the Roman Empire in modern setting, a historical miracle spun by Russia’s cultural and ethnic superiority with lots of nuclear weapons to boot.

Public health officials like Stephenie Mellinger are frustrated at Indiana’s persistently low vaccination rates.

I still remember a question I got years ago.