Byron York: What campaign wouldn’t seek motherlode of Clinton emails?

The public learned later the lengths to which Clinton went to make sure the “personal” emails were completely and permanently deleted. Her team used a commercial-strength program called BleachBit to erase all traces of the emails, and they used hammers to physically destroy mobile devices that might have had the emails on them. The person who did the actual deleting later cited legal privileges and the Fifth Amendment to avoid talking to the FBI and Congress.

Xavier Smith: When is winter coming?

In wake of the forthcoming blazing temperatures, I think it’s important we remember some heat safety tips, many of which can be found in various places online.

Randall Hutto: Suicide prevention help available

Suicide doesn’t discriminate between the wealthy and the poor, the young and the old, the healthy and the sick. It’s a unique pain that is often associated with depression or devastating circumstances. Suicide prevention isn’t just a national, state or county responsibility. It’s a human being responsibilit

Dear Abby: Man is ready to shop for new ‘latte’ source

Do you think it would be OK if I found another female to make lattes for me? Wouldn’t that woman be doing my wife a favor? Hint: I am not really talking about lattes. – NO MORE LATTES IN KOKOMO

News You Can Use: Nine easy ways to get better, more restful sleep

More than 70 million Americans suffer from sleep problems, according to the National Institutes of Health. The good news is many of these issues can be solved by simply changing your daily routine and creating a better sleep environment.

Ruth Correll: Strong foundation with proper hoof structure

In very simple terms, genetic screw claw develops because the bones inside each toe of the hoof are set at an abnormal angle causing curvature of the outside hoof wall and rotation of the toe. Diagnosing heritable screw claw requires...

Cooking with JoJo: Busy? Try some sweet potatoes stuffed with pork

Not only is this tasty, but it is better for you than that burger and fries you almost wrecked pulling in for on a whim. Whether you have a Crockpot, a soup pot or cook this in the oven, this is an easy, hands-off slow cooker recipe that will tickle your taste buds.

Cokie and Steve Roberts: The truth is a virtue

Hastings’ point is deeply relevant in the Age of Trump, where the principles of “intellectual honesty” and “truth as a virtue” are undermined every day. The president and his supporters don’t just offer “alternative facts,” they dispute the concept that facts exist at all, that truth can be determined by trained professionals -- economists and scientists, journalists and intelligence agents – conducting unbiased inquiries.

Nathan Miller: Tough choices complicate teen lives

While there are a number of topics that consume decision making by teens perhaps there are none more important than the decisions they will make when confronted with having to make the choice of being a user of alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs, or tobacco products, all of which can lead to issues of abuse and addiction.

Sarah Haston: So, what’s a hashtag?

The pound or (hash) started with the social media platform Twitter, but it has extended now to other social media platforms and created searchable links with the words following it. This allows you to organize your content and track conversations based on keywords when looking for a topic. Today, the hashtag is used widespread to cover serious journalist topics like #GatlinburgFires, branding campaigns for businesses like #JustDoIt or a targeted marketing campaign like #ShareACoke, as well as not so serious topics like following celebrities #LadyGaga.

Dear Abby: Newlywed’s world caves in when the truth comes out

Three months after our perfect wedding, it all began to unravel. I learned he is bipolar with manic episodes. He has been married three times before me and always lost interest in sex. He says he may be attracted to men, then tells me he’s not sure. He also isn’t as good handling his financial affairs as he led me to believe.

Jack McCall: The radar gun doesn’t lie

On a beautifully sunny Sunday afternoon my girlfriend – her name will remain undisclosed – and I were on our way back to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. I was driving a 1968 Chevelle Malibu. It was equipped with Indy Drag “Mag” wheels, air shocks and oversized, wide-rear tires.

John McMillin: Income, health, education, linked to quality of life

Life in the Golden Years: Stop, think and remember

We turn on the television, and the whole world is brought into view. We can communicate instantaneously by text, tweets and email to anyone near or far. We no longer have to wait for the mail to be delivered to receive the precious pictures of our children or loved ones thousands of miles away. Our cellphones are our constant companion, and we are readily alerted to any great good or bad news from family and friends.

Deborah Fisher: Public voter registration records

The panel made a request to every state for voters’ full first and last names, middle names or initials, addresses, dates of birth, political party, voting history, the last four digits of voters’ Social Security numbers and criminal background information.