Why did you choose the art of calligraphy? Art was my favourite subject and it was evident since my young age that I will pursue a career in it. The fascination about letters and the interest in ...

While we don’t need an official date to say thank you, April 18 marks National Lineworker Appreciation Day. Our Indiana lineworkers support economic growth by helping expand power infrastructure ...

Everyone is terrified. Everyone is shocked. I’m turning off the TV and starting to pack. The government we spent two centuries building is being ripped to shreds by an unelected billionaire.

I met you some years back, when you were a state senator. As I mentioned to you that my dad was a teacher in the high school you attended, your eyes lit up in apparent fond memory of him. It was a ...

To the editor — It’s time for the League of Women Voters or a similar group to call a town hall meeting and invite Dan Newhouse. If he shows up, great. If he refuses, voters should show up and ...

To the editor — A tariff is a tax. You pay it, not the country on who it’s charged. Ten percent on auto parts from Canada is not paid by Canada, it’s paid by you. One hundred fifty percent ...

I would like to respond to the article in Sunday morning’s paper regarding the Hands Off protest at the Capitol on Saturday. My husband and I participated in the protest and were encouraged at ...

Question for Hands Off! protestors: Who pays for all these government programs? Answer: Hard-working families, business owners, loyal sports fans, patriotic military veterans, first responders and ...

As Lent drew to a close, Catholics around the world turned their focus to Easter Sunday, the celebration of Christ’s resurrection. But what is the significance of Lent, and why does it matter?

I would like to see a fair and honest reckoning of the real fiscal benefit of replacing our inspectors general program with DOGE. As far as I can tell from several news sources, DOGE has “saved ...