2017 was the first year of stadium wide alcohol sales at football games.
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Will President Trump’s Corporate Tax Cuts Spur Business Growth?
An obscure case study on corporate tax “increases” may be showing the cuts will produce a big expansion in business.
2020 Census Will Ask About Citizenship
Getting accurate demographic breakdowns is important.
Open Borders: Sexual Assault Has Risen So Fast In Germany, Women Now Wear Anti-Rape Shorts
Many in mainstream media will not talk about the negative affects of civilized countries practicing open border policy. Continue reading →
GRAPH: Consumer Price Changes From 1997-2017
Economist Mark Perry has updated his famous inflation/deflation prices graph.
New Study Shows Indianapolis Hotel Estimates Were A Bust Hosting The 2012 Super Bowl
In a yet released economic study on when cities host the NFL Super Bowl, some data has leaked showing bad news for the city of Indianapolis. Continue reading →
GOP Tax Cut Plan Is Hitting Americans Paychecks And Social Media Is Reacting
The GOP tax cut happened in December. Americans would not see their tax cuts until February.
Climate Change: Is The Sun Cooling Off?
New data points to a coming cooling period for earth.
Why Indianapolis SHOULD Get The New Amazon Headquarters
Amazon has narrowed their list of finalists for their new headquarters down to 20 cities and Indianapolis is one of them. Continue reading →
Seattle’s New Soda Tax Includes Diet Soda Because That’s What White People Drink
Seattle’s city government had to include diet soda in their definition of what the soda tax would cover because it would have excluded “white people” if they didn’t. Continue reading →
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