Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has an easy job these days. The second term Democrat politician is shielded by virtual meetings and a media industrial complex that never challenges anything he says or does.
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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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Unsustainable: Indiana Medicaid Program Taking On Half Billion Dollars in New Spending
The Indiana Medicaid program, via Obamacare and expanded under former Governor Pence, is heralded as “efficient”. Financially, it is a ticking time bomb for Hoosier taxpayers.
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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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70% of California Restaurant Employees Jobless Because of Government Restrictions
Some devastating economic numbers showing how grim things are in California.
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STUDY: Indianapolis Has Best Ranked Hospitals Nationally
A five year study by a government agency has ranked Indianapolis, Indiana and the state itself as having some of the best hospitals.
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The “Great Reset” Starts January 2021
Back in June 2020, leaders of various platforms met at the World Economic Forum. Out of the meeting, the idea of a “Great Reset” of the worlds economy came to fruition.
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Indiana Governor Holcomb “Mask Inspectors” Finds Only 3.1% Non Compliance of Mask Order
In his Wednesday press conference dealing with coronavirus, Indiana Governor Holcomb released some stats that went unreported. Many in the national and Indiana media have pounded the premise “No one is wearing a mask” and the virus is spreading because of selfish Hoosiers.
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Indiana Passenger Traffic Has Rebounded, Still Down 8%
Economic lockdowns from the Coronavirus is having a severe downturn in state’s tax revenue from gasoline and diesel sales. Indiana was no exception, but has somewhat rebounded.
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27% Of Child Deaths In Indiana Is From Abuse and Neglect
Some starting data has been published regarding child deaths in the State of Indiana.
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