Political operatives have become skilled at discerning what voters want, but this has caused our elected representatives to forget that our system sometimes requires they do more than merely mirror the most vocal of their electorate and conduct themselves accordingly.
Indiana is a divided state and Gov. Mike Pence, in his fourth State of the State address, did little to unite it.
Big George was a great basketball player, but his on-court achievements don’t tell the full story.
Tony Cox failed to point out that we are only one of very few countries in the world that allow direct-to-consumer advertising.
It’s time to consider that, not only is technology evolving, but people are having a blast with the possible futures.
As a blogger for the Washington Monthly recently put it, the billions of dollars being spent to support the various presidential candidates have yielded, at best, a “mixed bag” of results.
The Indiana Higher Education Commission’s push to lure recent college dropouts back to campus is a smart move that can pay off economically statewide.
If any conventioneers ask you where to go for line dancing within walking distance, you now know what to tell them.
Plus a bigamist in Beef & Boards’s “Run for Your Wife” and “Lloyd and Harvey’s” variety show at the White Rabbit.
The Republican governor is expected to talk about the controversial issue during his State of the State address on Jan. 12.
Almost nothing went as expected, right down to the decision to keep Chuck Pagano.
Until Obama, I always considered myself middle-of-the-road politically.
Investors who have long-term outlooks and the temperament to hold less-liquid securities, can take advantage of the opportunities presented in illiquid markets by scooping up stocks and bonds at discount prices.
Immigration stories have cultural, social and political elements to be sure, but economics almost always plays a central role.
The SEC has been concerned about exactly this scenario caused by the mismatch between a fund offering its shareholders daily access to their money while a significant proportion of its assets are illiquid (i.e. cannot be sold quickly without affecting price).
Opaqueness has advantages. Explained in everyday English, one consequence of recent Fed policy would be embarrassing. “We are giving banks $12.25 billion a year in free profits for doing absolutely nothing.
Remembering Amos Brown and others as 2015 comes to a close.
Gay marriage is now the law of the land, but in Indiana there is damage to repair and a final chapter to be written in this seemingly endless culture war.
Sen. Randy Head, R-Logansport, has modeled his legislation after a program in Pennsylvania that, over a decade, funded 93 projects that are providing more than 400,000 people with access to healthier food. However, Pennsylvania committed $30 million to the project and private investors offered another $145 million. The Indiana proposal would only earmark $1 million to the effort.
Not all is peachy at Circle Centre, but the gloom and doom surrounding the retailer's departure is unwarranted.
