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Julio Enríquez-Ornelas’s journey back to his alma mater, Wabash College, marks a full-circle moment in his life, one that intertwines his personal experiences, professional achievements, … more
INDIANAPOLIS — Whitley County Councilman Jim Banks stopped by my office about 16 years ago, doing what any ambitious young politician would do. He was seeking contacts and advice — and … more

The recent decision by the Department of Health and Human Services   to implement significant staffing and funding cuts across its agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration, the … more
The 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides that no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law and shall not deny any person within its … more
Foreign aid is an easy target when people say they want to cut government spending. It makes sense that we should take care of Americans who are struggling before we share resources with other … more
People are surprised by our experience that it is almost impossible to keep the mind still. Even when we are in bed trying to go to sleep, the mind keeps turning over things endlessly. In sleep our … more

As a concerned citizen of Indiana, I write to state my opinion of the action/behavior of AG Rokita on April Fool’s Day toward the LGBTQ+ community of Indiana. His action/behavior was … more
INDIANAPOLIS – There are and have been Hoosier public officials who would be aptly referred to as “zombie congressmen.” Then there is U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz. The zombies … more

It’s the final week of Women’s History month, as this is written, and this coming Saturday, April 5, Montgomery County will participate in the national Stand Up For Democracy day with a … more
INDIANAPOLIS — The late Indiana Republican Chairman Rex Early succinctly summed up the order of power back in 2001: “The difference between being state chairman with your governor in … more

We lived in Bluefield, West Virginia, a vital railroad center for Appalachian coal fields. My family moved to Sandusky, Ohio after World War II in major migration from the southern mountains to jobs … more
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