Opinion

Terre Haute Tribune-Star

Anderson Herald Bulletin

This is the time of year when many of us who live in this part of Indiana will drive to Brown County to view the autumn colors. Visiting Brown County State Park and stopping at the overlooks never gets old for my wife and me. To look out over miles and miles of trees in their fall plumage is as close as one can get to stepping into a T.C. Steele painting.

Earlier this month, The New York Times printed a warning about me in its Sunday issue.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. was once one of the country’s leading and most effective environmental lawyers. Kennedy was known as an extremely intelligent, charismatic and politically astute individual who challenged the fossil fuel industry. Tough, determined, dedicated and persistent in his litigation, his work was grounded in evidence-based science.

For the first time since 2018, Indiana experienced a decline in overdose deaths. Provisional data points to a 20% decrease in the number of Hoosiers who died in 2022 of a drug overdose than in the year prior. That’s 562 sons, daughters, and neighbors who received a second chance at recovery.

Indianapolis Business Journal

The United Auto Workers strike against GM, Ford and Chrysler is now a week old, with little evidence of progress towards a resolution. However, it is always difficult to judge the progress of negotiations, so anything could happen between my penning this column and you reading it. While we wait for news from the UAW and the ‘Big Three,’ it is better to reflect on the state of American unions.

The Wall Street Journal

The Indiana Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Commission has charged state Attorney General Todd Rokita with three counts of professional misconduct.