Opinion

The Wall Street Journal

The postal car is driving away from the box, so I walk out to discover what surprises await.

The miniature black horse poked its snout through the hole in the fence, sniffing with curiosity.

The (Columbus) Republic

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about our democracy.

As the two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine passes, the news out of Ukraine is dark. Russian forces have achieved significant victories, and the Ukrainian death toll has passed 31,000.

The Washington Post

It’s not an exaggeration to say the southern border and immigration are top of mind for most Hoosiers. Due to a frustrating lack of leadership in Washington, D.C., the issue has festered for years and has become a protracted thorn in our side.

I have been practicing long enough to remember the time when prior authorization (PA) by insurance companies for medications, procedures, testing, and other medical services occurred very infrequently. Physicians felt largely free to practice medicine consistent with what was considered medically necessary and within the established standard of care without undue interference from the insurance industry. Medical decision-making was between doctor and patient.

The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette