Opinion

Indianapolis Business Journal

In my kitchen are figs from Turkey, coffee and bananas from Colombia, grapes from Chile, apples from Washington state, and Greek yogurt from Canada.

One of my best friends, Jim, in South Bend died of an unusual intestinal cancer. This experience moved me to explore the issue of “medical aid in dying.” Is MAID ethical and moral? Is it the right and justified choice for some individuals?

The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette

We are coming up on election season quickly, so it is again time to evaluate claims about economic policy. This isn’t a partisan process; candidates across the board tend to make claims that might trouble a close observer of the economy. I will focus on claims that might plausibly lead to counterproductive policies. I begin with the many claims about manufacturing, and its role in our economy.

The Washington Post

Perhaps the rise and fall of George Santos was inevitable, just another sign of a desperate and credulous time.

The venom in the U.S. Senate primary has been surprising, especially this early. But the bigger factor is that a sitting GOP congressman has focused so intently on an opponent who might not even be on the ballot.

The Los Angeles Times

Over the years we here at the little house in the big woods have changed our approach to the Christmas holidays.