Opinion

A soccer player is blooming right before our eyes.

A favorite game of history lovers is the “what if” game. A version of the “what if” game is currently being played on a popular TV program, a show that imagines what America would be like if Germany and Japan had won WW II. Another popular program imagines life in our country if Russia had been first to land on the moon.

There is a lot of discussion in Washington these days on what to do about the federal deficit. It continues to grow, and House Republicans in particular have made addressing it a key part of their agenda.

Now more than ever, it is imperative to prevent unwanted, unintended pregnancies.

To the Editor:

Many of our neighbors in Johnson County speak and read languages from all over the globe.

We just spent two days and one night in Norman, Oklahoma.

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is back in the news with the rapid adoption of a technology called ChatGPT. This is interesting, as I will shortly describe, but the economic effects are perhaps not that much different than earlier technologies, like the wheel, plowshare, harness, electricity, or computers. So, it is good to keep in mind what automation and new technology do to the workplace.

Some unfortunate moments and dumb acts are merely reasons to feel regret. Some, though, become enduring sources of shame. The measure approved by the Indiana General...

When lawmakers recently heard an amendment to tackle allegedly harmful or obscene books, one member had a list of objectionable titles at his desk...