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After occupying the Crimea in 2014 without any push-back by world powers, President Putin decided to invade Ukraine in the east in 2022. He and his puppet advisers thought the Russian military would quickly vanquish Ukraine, but the Ukrainians, with equipment support from NATO, have put up a fierce resistance.
The destruction of civilian infrastructure by Russia has infuriated the Ukrainians an...
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My dad described a history-themed restaurant that labeled rest rooms as Samson or Mark Antony for men or Cleopatra and Delilah for women. He joked that if you didn’t know your history, answering the call of nature could prove unsettling.
Gender talk is, as they say, “a thing.” Its definition still references the male and female sexes but with ever-changing “birds and bees” scenarios.
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•Just wondering why these smokers think they should use anywhere outdoors to drop their cigarette ...
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Our nation marks National Apprenticeship Week from Nov. 14 through 20 to remind workers and employers of the importance and value of Registered Apprenticeships.
Registered Apprenticeships are a time-honored, “earn-as-you-learn” model that opens pathways to good-paying careers that provide better benefits and greater job security. About 93% of workers who complete Registered Apprenticeships ...
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Affordable housing is a national and statewide challenge that many are working to address, including the Indiana General Assembly Housing Task Force. However, it’s an issue that particularly impacts young people in Indiana transitioning out of foster care and makes every other area of their lives more challenging.
On average, 25% of those who have experienced foster care will become homeless ...
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•I’m calling to add to the comment about the grass clippings being mowed onto the road. It’s n...
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I was disappointed to learn President Joe Biden’s USDA is giving out more than $223 million in grants and loans to expand the nation’s slaughter capacity.
Instead, the department should have invested these funds into cultivated-meat research.
For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, without killing. This revolutionary protein is better for the environment, ...
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When you sit down for your Thanksgiving dinner and thank God for his blessing, please include a prayer for the turkey you are about to eat, who lived a short, miserable life being raised in an overcrowded building in filthy conditions before being crammed into a cage, loaded onto a truck and taken to a slaughter house, where it was brutally killed, cleaned, then frozen in that neat package you pic...
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By Dr. Glenn Mollette
Thanksgiving is coming, and it’s never out of season to say thank you.
Say...
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By Todd Young and John Byrnes|, Guest Writers
We both have had the honor and privilege of serving our country in uniform, a duty we took very seriously.
We willingly raised our right hands, swearing an oath to defend the Constitution, even if that meant risking our bodies and lives. We saw our friends take the same oath, many of whom came home from deployments physically, mentally or emotional...
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By Micah Beckwith, Guest Writer
America is more polarized than at any time in its history except for the Civil War. American politics has divided families with parents and children no longer speaking. Family get-togethers are fraught with tension over politics. Lifelong friendships have collapsed. Marriages have ended due to this polarization. At work, people are frightened to mention politics ...
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I don’t know about you, but I was not inclined to make many predictions about the outcome of the m...
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