Inspector General: EPA misled Franklin residents about cancer risks in groundwater
The U.S. EPA has been told it needs to update its information so it is not misleading Franklin residents about contamination in their community
Month: June 2019
Breakingviews TV: Miner keys
BHP is weighing whether to press on with a $20 bln Canadian potash project, which would be its biggest investment in years. Clara Ferreira Marques and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss what it will take to persuade shareholders scarred by past blunders that the…
Pets for Patriots helps Jody Sanders find Tembo the cat
Pets for Patriots helps Jody Sanders find Tembo the cat
UPDATE: Woman caught burning man’s clothing said she did so because he cheated on her, police say
PORTAGE — A 24-year-old Portage woman was taken into custody early Friday after she was discovered outside her home burning the clothes of a man she accused of cheating on her, according to police.
4 dead, including 2 children, after rural Indiana crash
A crash in Daviess County Thursday killed four people, including two children. Here’s what we know about the crash right now.
Indiana archbishop defends firing of teacher in gay marriage
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis archbishop says his order that a Catholic high school fire a gay teacher was about upholding church teaching on same-sex marriage and not about sexual orientation.
Trump jokes to Putin: ‘Don’t meddle in the election’
OSAKA, Japan — With a smirk and a finger point, President Donald Trump dryly told Russia’s Vladimir Putin “Don’t meddle in the election” in their first meeting since the special counsel concluded that Moscow extensively interfered with the 2016 campaig…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Sham science emptying out silos
If an inexpensive, useful product proves too popular for too long, chances are that bureaucrats will try to ban it. Glyphosate (the key ingredient in Roundup) may soon be the latest victim to the bureaucratic banning brigade, among discredited junk-sci…
GUEST COMMENTARY: Fighting and winning the undeclared cyber war
“War is no longer declared,” says Austrian poet Ingeborg Bachmann: Cyber warfare is transforming this line of poetry into reality.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Thanks for flying the flag
What an inspiration it is to see all the U.S. flags on people’s property between Mississippi Street and Colorado on 73rd Avenue. It puts a smile on my face daily, and I would like to thank all the homeowners that…