Opinion

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on Tuesday hailed his company’s antiviral pill Paxlovid as a “game changer” after final trial data showed it reduced risk of hospitalization among high-risk groups by nearly 90%.

Twenty years ago, I spent a summer working on a log cabin in Wisconsin that was built nearly a hundred years ago.

Here is Part Two of my look back on the people, places and peculiarities that made it into my column in 2021.

A story in last week’s Tribune sounded a familiar theme of misinformation in the midst of a public health crisis blocking out science and reason.

The United States emerged in the 20th century as the world’s most powerful and competitive nation.

State Republican lawmakers appear to be looking to add a significant burden to teachers and schools with a possible law that would likely provide little benefit to parents but mountains of hassle to educators.

Aren’t you tired of all those predictably boring ceremonial solemnization stories in the news?

A public health expert recently noted that it is impossible to convince a person thinking illogically using logic.

Among all of the wrong-headed pieces of legislation concocted by the extreme partisan wing of the Indiana General Assembly’s ruling Republican Party, it is hard to label the GOP plan to politicize Hoosier school board races as the worst.

GREENWOOD, INDIANA