I see a confrontation brewing in this country that has virtually no chance of being resolved.

The Indiana House Education Committee this past week passed a bill related to school prayer on a vote of 10-2.

Why is it that politicians just can’t seem to handle prosperity?

I’ve been writing a weekly news-pegged opinion column in this newspaper since 1990.

I understand the hubbub regarding Trump’s executive order for a travel ban.

The good – jobs.

Anybody remember “The Brady Bunch”?

For purposes of full disclosure, I want to say right up front that I like guns.

My fondest hope for the soon-to-be newly minted Republican-led government was that lawmakers wouldn’t overplay their hand.

Anybody looking for evidence of why there is such a high level of public distrust for government and media needs to look no further than the Dakota Access Pipeline.

I suppose this is what one would expect following an election like the one we just witnessed last month.

Spending time with our families on the Thanksgiving holiday allows for a pause from the fast pace of our daily lives.

I have a theory as to why Donald Trump won the election.

Well, that election took a lot of people by surprise, didn’t it?

I can see why Democrats are upset with FBI Director Jim Comey.

Michelle Obama went off on Donald Trump on the campaign trail a week-and-a-half ago.

I received some interesting correspondence from a reader this week.

Donald Trump is a loutish boor, to be sure.

You probably don’t know who Marc Turi is, but that’s OK, because I’m fixing to tell you.

For decades, there has been a liberal bias in the national media.

In 2003, 100 percent ground beef was selling for an average of $1.93 a pound.

Gallup came out with a poll this week which was not surprising. But at the same time, it was really troubling to me.

President Barack Obama’s approval rating is hovering around 51 percent this week.

A?week or so ago we ran a story about Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana leaving the individual-insurance marketplace.

Julian Assange is an Australian computer programer who for years has fashioned himself a champion against government overreach. Whether he is a hero or a villain is up for debate.