Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: No easy solutions for deficit, just tough trade-offs
The bottom line is that while some combination of the approaches offered by both sides of the aisle likely have some merit, we should beware.
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Christopher Day: A public service announcement—innovate or evaporate
To help get your mind around how to think about AI, focus on the four emerging themes: autonomous AI, boost developer productivity, empower with total experience, and deliver human-centric security and privacy.
Mark Montieth: Clark, Cignetti and Skenes mark great year in Indiana sports
Stars can dim, of course. Sometimes they even fall. But given good health, these appear likely to maintain their shine wherever they go.
Editorial: Carter showed us how to make an impact after our careers end
There are many lessons in Carter’s work, but two things stand out. One is that Carter lived his later life with intention, and the second is that the activities he chose were aimed at helping others.
Nate Feltman: A call to action for all of us to do better
As we look to the year ahead, may we each take the time to try to be better, do better, and as Jim Morris would often say, help those that “could use a boost.”
Faraz Abbasi: A case for private capital investments in health care
Indiana health care is flashing warning signs on nearly every metric.
Aaron Smith: A New Year’s resolution to root out isolation
Commit to fighting loneliness in your community. Start conversations with neighbors. Join a local organization that makes a difference. Organize a block party and challenge your own leaders to waive the fee.
Letters: Speed cameras punish the Black workforce
A moving violation in Indianapolis is $229, a burdensome amount for many low-income workers, even before court costs for unpaid fees or license reinstatement.
Dora Lutz: Finding wisdom in the pause amid the holidays
The thoughts we usually outrun through daily distractions finally catch up with us in these quiet December moments.
Mickey Kim and Roger Lee: MicroStrategy’s ‘infinite money glitch’ is an illusion
We do know there are many ways to invest/speculate in Bitcoin, including an illogical one.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Set your Scrooge aside, holiday joy is in the giving
Tidings of “comfort and joy” were exchanged.
Editorial: Gift ideas for the public good
Another win for LEAP and more accountability by public officials are on our wish list.
Greg Weaver: Public access is at risk in pair of court cases
In both pending cases, let’s hope the state’s high court follows the preamble of the public access act, which calls for it to be liberally construed in favor of disclosure and reimbursement.
Matt Mindrum and Vanessa Green Sinders: Raising cigarette tax good for Hoosier health, economy
A September survey of 600 Indiana residents showed that 64% of likely voters support a $2 per pack increase in the cigarette tax.
David Mitchell and Kristy J. Umana: Improve health care by lifting nurse practitioner restrictions
The lack of accessible primary care providers in Indiana is dire. The state ranks 33rd in the nation for the number of active primary care providers per capita.
Derek Schultz: Gift list for Indiana teams
The Pacers and Colts haven’t given locals much to be jolly about this year.
Pete the Planner: A case study: how much you’ll need for retirement
There are three distinct reasons you specifically should aim for at least a $400,000 nest egg.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Economic relationships can be quite surprising
Economists call goods that go together complementary goods.
Barb Cutillo: Holding others accountable begins with you
As we reflect on another year, managers can radically change their environments by making one simple but challenging adjustment to their approach: consistently holding others accountable.
Mark Montieth: Rolling the dice
Last year at this time, nobody dreamed IU would have such a luxury, so Purdue fans deserve to be optimistic about Odom.