In a study quietly released last year, data shows Indianapolis has a huge illegal immigration problem.
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Governor Holcomb’s COVID Lockdown Policies Spiked Drug Overdoses In Indiana
America’s substance abuse issues was already a tinder box before COVID. There was some sign of progress under the economy of former President Donald Trump. Abuse was still high, but former addicts were WORKING in many stable fields.
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America’s Future: Two Realities Based on Balkanized Science
Not one politician or public health expert can stop the divide coming in how people live in the COVID USA.
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How Much Money Will Be Bet on Super Bowl 55?
With Super Bowl LV just days away, people across America will be gearing up in putting some money down on the big game.
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Crime Is So Bad In Chicago, People Need Their Own Security To Pump Gas
Chicago is a city that is morally and financially dissolving in real time.
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Indiana Population Grew Between 2010-2020
Indiana had one of the biggest gains for population growth in the Midwest according to results from a recent study.
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Illinois Governor Pritzker Using Federal COVID Relief For Business To Cover State Spending
Illinois heading into the manmade COVID pandemic economic restrictions with a massive budget deficit/debt even during a good economy.
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Person of the Year: Salon Owner Shelley Luther, Who Was Arrested For Opening Her Business During COVID Restrictions
Talk is cheap. There are a lot of people who take on the tough guy role in life via social media. They’ll put their job or education titles up as credentials in order to be a bad ass.
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Mariah Carey Has Earned $65 Million From Her Song “All I Want For Christmas Is You”
You probably hear Mariah Carey’s Christmas music a gazillion times during the holiday season.
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NFL 2021 Salary Cap Is Expected To Drop 11%
NFL’s 2020 financial hit from COVID and fans not dialing in over the political direction of the league is now surfacing.
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