Opinions

A Jan. 27 Marist poll by the Knights of Columbus showed the majority of Americans continue to support restrictions on abortion and that Americans are increasingly against taxpayer funding for abortion.

A current figure of speech that has been on display on the Senate floor in Washington DC this week originated in 1859 in England inside the House of Commons.

According to recent news reports, close to a third of adults in the U.S. intend to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine. I suspect that many of them harbor a long-standing mistrust of big pharma and our federal government.

There are some people you don’t mess with. Anyone with a pit bull on a leash, a woman in sweats covered in tattoos, Chuck Norris at any age, Bear Grylls, Vladimir Putin – a black belt in taekwondo, J.D.

Every year, as the calendar smiles at Feb. 14, unlikely men can be seen ambling up and down the streets, carrying roses, red beribboned gift bags and boxes of chocolate.

It is a sight to behold.

Many people have claimed to have had out-of-body experiences, from ancient times to the present day.

Good news can travel fast, and information about getting the COVID-19 vaccine is a hot commodity. Moments prior to Friday’s press deadline (Jan. 29), The Ennis News learned valuable data for anyone seeking vaccination treatment.

Don’t like the idea of Big Government looking over your shoulder with along list that demonizes anyone who objects to their control?

Soon after I first began to read, I devoured every science fiction book I could. My favorite author was E. E. “Doc” Smith.

Avoiding the coronavirus since mid-March of 2020, or ten straight months, has been an ever-present effort by most everyone in Ellis County. Some of the 184,826 residents have been more fearful than others of contracting the bug.