Anyone working on a computer yesterday and using the popular search engine, Google, saw an unusual graphic on the Google search home page.
From time to time, Google feat...
Automatic bill payment. Paperless billing. Easy and secure online transaction.
They make it sound so easy — until it gets so hard.
Not that I’m bitter about spending las...
Rand Paul, the heretofore libertarian senator from Kentucky, gave a foreign policy speech to Republican grandees in New York last week with a clear message: I’m not an i...
Most Americans have faith in a court system that separates fact from fiction and substance from appearance. Justice can be slow sometimes, but we like to think the court...
It’s time to pay attention to big issues soon to be decided in Butler. The possible closure of as many as seven elementary schools by the Butler School District, and a d...
WASHINGTON — We Americans believe in progress, and yet progress is often a double-edged sword. The benefits and adventures of change often vie with the shortcomings and ...
With Election Day one week from Tuesday, I wanted to take the national pulse from California, where I just spent a few days. I know what you’re thinking: California does...
The Vatican’s “extraordinary synod of bishops” concluded last weekend with the beatification of Pope Paul VI, an interim step on the road to sainthood.
But those who wer...
Reality has settled in: Thomas Eric Duncan’s fiancee doesn’t have Ebola. Neither do most of the first wave of people to come into contact with the virus’ first victim in...
WASHINGTON — The president is upset. Very upset. Frustrated and angry. Seething about the government’s handling of Ebola, said the front-page headline in the New York Ti...
