Moody’s Investor Service released a financial grade for Indianapolis Public School system. Continue reading →
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Can you pick out which photo is Detroit or Aleppo?
Last night in the Presidential debate, Aleppo, Syria and Detroit, Michigan were brought up Continue reading →
Reality check: The difference between a power plant and solar panels
Energy policy is a serious matter in not only the distributing power itself Continue reading →
Bill Nye’s science theories clash with real economics
Never have been a Bill Nye believer due to his fan base Continue reading →
2016 NFL Injured Reserve already approaching $200 Million in payroll
One of the most frustrating things for an NFL fan is seeing their team decimated by player injuries. All the right players maybe on the team, but in a sport that is physical, injuries can derail any chances of having a winning season. Continue reading →
DOJ to police departments: Hire criminals and illegal immigrants or else face our wrath
President Obama promised to “transform America”……well, you’re about to get it. Continue reading →
Medicaid spending through Obamacare hitting state budgets
States are now facing the financial consequences of expanding medicaid. Continue reading →
Tax breaks the U.S. government needs to end
With the recent illegal action of the New York Times producing a tax filing by Donald Trump, it is worth the notion to talk about our federal tax code. Continue reading →
Why fast food sales are falling
I’ve never been a fast food nazi. Fast food is a nice luxury to have when life is busy. Continue reading →
Do college graduation rates show “white privilege”?
As American society increasingly continues to decline intellectually on societal issues, Continue reading →
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