Cracks in the Illinois pension system are now starting to turn into breaks.
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How Long Does Sex Last For Couples?
A 2005 study shows how long couples have sex.
Example Of What A Shoe Company Contract Looks Like With Colleges
Here’s an example of what a financial contract looks like between a shoe company and colleges.
IRS Reports Over 1 Million Identity Theft Cases Were From Illegal Immigrants In 2017
A very over looked data IRS produces in regards to identity theft has been released.
Indiana Ranks 22nd In Nation For Gun Ownership
Hoosiers have room to improve to become the best in gun ownership.
Asian Americans Suing Harvard For Letting Other Minorities In Under Lower Standards
A big civil rights case is brewing that could lead to legal shockwaves across the nation.
U.S. Is Now An Exporter Of Natural Gas
The American energy private sector has delivered a major victory for the first time in sixty years.
Credit Card Companies Have Officially Dropped The Required Signature For Purchases
The death of “signing your name” when using your credit card has happened.
Canada Losing Investment Money To U.S. From Tax Reform
Banks in Canada have asked their government to make tax changes
Indianapolis Has Low H-1B Visa Demand
A new six-year look at H-1B Visa’s being issued by cities shows Indianapolis overall has a very low demand. Continue reading →
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