Curt Smith: 10 ways to keep DCS from draining the state budget
Our problems are real, but our children are worth everything, including humble, fervent prayer.
Our problems are real, but our children are worth everything, including humble, fervent prayer.
The least fortunate among us will get better help and government will at a minimum pay for more effective services.
People like Acosta risk causing less access for all journalists by being such bloviating bores.
The American people were disgusted with what happened before the Senate Judiciary Committee, led by California Democrat Diane Feinstein.
Although there is no guarantee the projected $350 million it generates will all end up covering health care expenditures, hopefully the Legislature will dedicate it to public health spending.
The Catholic Church has harbored a horde of pedophiles and given them sanctuary.
The issue is not the historic electoral margin. It is that he stands as a separately elected constitutional officeholder.
Justice Kennedy has kept abortion-on-demand legal nationwide.
About 37,000 Hoosier babies are born each year with two strikes against them—no father in the home and an impoverished mother.
Gambling is nothing more than a tax on people who don’t know math.
The pro-life movement must take some risks to remain relevant as we await a more courageous court prepared to right this historic wrong.
We will know shortly after the polls close at 6 p.m. on May 8 the burden of incumbency and the primacy of policy with Indiana’s most conservative voters
Smart TVs everywhere, free WiFi and Obamacare do not assuage the poverty of the soul.
If lawmakers invest wisely, we’d likely send them back. If they invest poorly, we’d look for a wiser financial steward.
The LGBTQ community seeks to politicize the criminal code to elevate its legal status.
Cody Byrns is ready to share with others the lessons mastered.
There is an ethos in this land, something in the very DNA of the nation, that recognizes the strength of saying, “All are welcome as long as you live and let live.”
This new generation of Indiana leaders are more likely to ask ‘why not?’ rather than explain why Congress is not making progress on the nation’s pressing to-do list.”
The church is about far, far more than worship on Sunday morning. It affects whom we elect, how we earn and spend money, and the ways we solve shared problems.