Month: March 2019
Vaccines don't cause autism, yet another study finds
A new decade-long study of more than half a million people found that the measles vaccine does not increase the risk of autism.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: In lone season at IU Northwest, Borgen leads RedHawks to nationals
Transfer Michelle Borgen averaged 17.7 points and 8.5 rebounds per game to lead Indiana University Northwest to the NAIA national tournament
Indianapolis weather: Windy, cold through weekend — then a warm up
“Arctic air remains in place across central Indiana,” the weather service said in a special weather statement reminiscent of those it posted in December or January.
Paczki time: Get your fill of the Polish delicacy today
Today is Paczki Day! Fans of the sweet Polish favorite will be lining up at bakeries across the Region all day to get their paczki.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Octogenarian women who pioneered the way
Sit in a room with a group of 80-something-year-old women and ask the question, “What could you be when you were growing up?” and the answer always comes back the same: nurse, teacher or secretary. You might occasionally hear, “airline…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Michael Cohen: Seein’ ain’t believin’
There are many things one could have done on Wednesday, Feb. 27, instead of watching Michael D. Cohen testify in an open session of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform. But anyone who skipped the hearing…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Brexit matters to the U.S.
It is tempting for the United States and for markets to dismiss the United Kingdom’s Brexit problem as that affecting a spent imperial power with little relevance to the United States and global economies. However, that would be a grave…
HIV patient seemingly cured in second remarkable case, London doctors report
HIV cure? A second patient is HIV-free after undergoing a bone marrow transplant intended to treat cancer.