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Internet Buyer Beware.

For those of you who tried to contact me recently but were unsuccessful, I apologize.

I recently had the pleasure, and honor, of speaking to the Golden K Kiwanis Club.

My meal of ham, potato salad, baked beans and apple pie was absolutely scrumptious last Easter Sunday, and I didn’t even suffer heartburn from it all. However, the condition of

HAVANA — Cuba is frozen in time. The natural beauty and dynamic culture are still evident, but this island nation, under six decades of communist control, is facing its toughest

It took two weeks for me to read Kao Kalia Yang’s new book, “Where Rivers Part.” That’s because at various times, I would stop and weep. For the hardships that

I question the relevance today of three concepts that have traditionally reflected the personal and political morality of Americans and their government.

When news broke that NFL Hall of Fame running back O.J. Simpson, 76, had passed from prostate cancer yesterday, I found myself at a rare loss for words in the

Indiana is dealing with a child care crisis that often forces working parents to choose between family income and babysitting their children.

I flew 4,000 kilometres to Ontario for the eclipse and all I got was a cloudy day.