Indiana had one of the biggest gains for population growth in the Midwest according to results from a recent study.
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It’s OK To Disagree On Politics
As I sift through the write ups and social media posts about the coming mid term 2018 election, I cannot help but grit my teeth at the Continue reading →
Indiana Poverty Is NOT Increasing
Friday, a reader of mine sent me a link from the Indianapolis Star who is reporting poverty in Indiana is increasing. Continue reading →
State & Local Governments Are Hiding $645 Billion Of Pension Debt
These soon to be taxpayer liabilities are connected to the already existing $1 trillion in pension shortfalls state & local governments have
City of Cincinnati May Lay Off Police Officers To Keep Paying The Cincinnati Bengals
The City of Cincinnati made a horrible deal with the Bengals and now it’s getting worse.
Social Security And Medicare Budgets Will Double In Next Decade
The above entitlement programs are on an unsustainable path that the Gen X and Millennial Generations will have to address. Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
CHART: Healthcare Prices Skyrocketed With Government Regulations Increase
United States healthcare has faced massive cost increases and government regulations are one big factor. Continue reading →
New York City Leads U.S. In Cigarette Smuggling
Over 50% of cigarettes smoked in State of New York are smuggled in. Continue reading →
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