Hackers target Americans’ drinking water supply
Most Americans are aware of how hackers can target their personal information with emails from people posing as Nigerian princes. But many would be...
Preacher’s Point: The vaccine and the Mark of the Beast
My inbox overflows with the same question from dozens of readers — Is the vaccine the mark of the Beast?Not long ago, I used...
Harding goes to Birmingham
Oct. 26, 1921One-hundred years ago a native Morrow Countian stood before some 100,000 people in Birmingham, Alabama and delivered a powerful speech on civil...
Preacher’s Point: End time questions answered
This week’s column will concentrate on the most asked questions I have received about the end of days. Let us jump right in.Without a...
Marriage and the gender gap in college education
The Wall Street Journal recently published a powerful article on the large and growing gap between the numbers of men and women enrolled in...
Reelection mode: DeWine panders to base, ignores will of most Ohioans
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is in trouble. He’s in full reelection mode, and nothing is going as planned. He figured he’d coast to a...
American innovators, not regulators, will solve climate change
President Joe Biden has pledged to cut America’s greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030. He intends to meet this ambitious target through a...
Bill would streamline sexual assault reporting
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Ohio advocates are hoping to see legislation passed that removes barriers to reporting sexual assault for married...
Keeping watch in Dr. Strangeloveland
“Heck, I reckon you wouldn’t even be human if you didn’t have some pretty strong personal feelings about nuclear combat.” — Maj. King Kong,...
20 years after 9/11 hospital preparedness remains key
The devastating fallout of Hurricane Ida coupled with the escalation of cases and hospitalizations from COVID-19 and devastating wildfires in the West demonstrate the...
