Jerry Zezima: Hack to the future
At the risk of plagiarizing Popeye, who is a cartoon character and can’t sue me, I am what I am. I can’t say what I am in polite company, but I can say who I am: a guy nobody should want to be because, on most days, I don’t want to be myself.
David Trinko: The magic of Lima’s talking tree
You’d think after 50 years, people would stop asking Ms. Evergreen such an obvious question at Lima’s annual Christmas Tree Festival.
Robin Abcarian: Coming Republican era of ‘angertainment’
There is nothing showy or preposterous about the work of the House Jan. 6 committee.
Michael Reagan: Big media overdue for a colonoscopy
Love Trump or hate Trump.
Lori Borgman: The kid is rolling in the dough
Despite the cost of everything shooting through the roof, we know someone making money. Even better, we are related to him.
John Grindrod: On an October trip, reflections on unenlightened times
Memories of my annual fall trip always seem to help sustain me when the weather turns cold, and this year is no different. While ordinarily Lady Jane and I head east for our mid-October trip to admire the autumnal blaze that New England and Mid-Atlantic deciduous trees always provide, this year, we went a different route.
Legal-Ease: Considerations for installment sales, land contracts
In selling businesses and property, buyers and sellers sometimes discuss “seller financing”. In the context of real estate, these arrangements are sometimes casually called “land contracts”. Generally, in legal contexts, these arrangements are called “installment sales”.
Reghan Winkler: Spotting fake websites, phishing scams
Cyber criminals will do anything to trick you into giving them access to your personal information, including the use of look-alike websites.
Carl P. Leubsdorf: No surprise that trust in Supreme Court has slipped
Public trust in the Supreme Court has dropped sharply, a Gallup poll found this fall. It’s hardly surprising, given an array of recent factors involving the justices, their opinions and supporters.