PARR: The ultimate tension—who holds the power?
The freedom-through-government-regulation argument has never made much sense.
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SIDDIQUI: Tax cut plan doesn’t set good example for other nations
The tax reform debate has little connection to research, data or thought-out policy implications.
WAGNER: It’s time to turn our anger into everyday action
Go do something that actually matters. Volunteer at a food bank or clean up a neighborhood or read to kids at a local school. Make a difference, and make that difference away from the partisan sideshow.
WOLLEY: Men must set right tone for women in workplace
Zero-tolerance sexual-harassment policies are only as good as the reporting and complaint-review process.
SCHNEIDER: Political parties must hold wrongdoers accountable
There’s been a stark double standard when it comes to consequences for this long-delayed reckoning.
SINDER: Pass expanded sales, expanded safety rules
To make Sunday sales happen, we need more collaboration and less division.
IMUS: Alcohol reform for all, not just the powerful
These Hoosiers are our partners; we call them customers.
LOU’S VIEWS: Kangaroos, frogs, fauna, more fill first-time fairgrounds fest
Indiana Chinese Latern Festival joins lineup of well-lit family offerings.
DINING: Satisfying bar food—with a few twists—toplines TopGolf’s fare
There are two different approaches to dining while at TopGolf, one practical and cost-efficient, the other social and holistic.
LOPRESTI: Purdue running back racks up yards, time in the cockpit
Markell Jones is as comfortable in the clouds as on the gridiron.
TRY THIS: Swing time at new TopGolf in Fishers
High-tech attraction offers opportunity for duffers and pros to play together without frustrating each other.
MAURER: Catching up with a hoops legend
George McGinnis finally gets a long overdue call from national Hall of Fame.
EDITORIAL: Downtown worth extra investment
While we support creating an EID and applaud Downtown Indy’s championing of the effort, we understand the reluctance of some property owners to support it until they get a clearer explanation of how the money would be used.
LETTER: Tax credit means poor pay no income taxes
I think most people do not realize the difference between Social Security/Medicare, which everyone pays, and income taxes.
LETTER: Allow Sunday, cold beer sales
It’s time for Indiana to come into the 21st century and eliminate the ban on Sunday alcohol sales and include cold beer sales in convenience and grocery stores.
GUEVARA & KETZENBERGER: Boost economic development from within
Economic development requires strategic investments in people, networks and non-traditional collaborations to bring about great innovation, entrepreneurship and sustained, competitive growth.
VIEWPOINT: When government abdicates responsibility
Consumers Union is only one of the numerous consumer organizations opposed to repealing net neutrality. These organizations warn that, without net neutrality, internet service providers will raise prices and—even more troubling—give preferential treatment to favored sites and apps.
COAN: Six end-of-year moves investors should consider
The end of 2017 is fast approaching, and it is a great time to do some financial housekeeping.
BOHANON & CUROTT: Examining economics of Macy’s annual parade
National defense is a public good that must be provided by the government. Yet the holiday season offers ample examples of public goods that need not be.
LOPRESTI: Let’s relive Indiana’s wild, woolly sports weekend
There were the state football championships, two marquee Pacers games, the Old Oaken Bucket showdown and a Colts home matchup that looked winnable.