Vote could go either way in Indy mass transit referendum

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A David vs. Goliath battle is taking shape in Indianapolis as citizens prepare to vote this fall on a controversial tax increase to upgrade...

Indiana’s economy: Better than expected, worse than it should be

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It is election season and the op-ed pages are filled with commentaries on the good and bad features of the Hoosier economy. As an...

Starting a conversation on giving

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Americans gave a record amount of gifts to nonprofit and charitable organizations in 2015, the second year in a row. Experience at...

Young supporter makes reluctant transition to Clinton

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INDIANAPOLIS — Krishna Pathak knows he won’t be casting his ballot in November for his political hero, Bernie Sanders, but he’ll still get a...

Attacks should be wake-up call for leaders

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The recent Islamic State group attacks across the Muslim world, punctuating the end of Ramadan with bloodshed, and creating speculation about what these attacks...

Make it clear: Kids not for sale

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Child sex trafficking is a hidden but persistent form of child abuse in Indiana and nationwide. Recent cases have hit the headlines...

RIDGEVIEW RESPLENDENT

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In 1942, the federal government decided to build an Army base near Seymour for the purpose of training military pilots in single-engine aircraft and...

Universal pre-K in state would pay off

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The Indiana Department of Correction spent more than $526 million in operational and capital costs in 2015 on its facilities for adults. The DOC...

At root, globalization is about freedom

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If there has been a bogeyman in politics this year, it has been “globalization.” While Brexit was seen by many as the...

It should be easy to vote, hard to cheat

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The elections process is not usually grist for inflammatory rhetoric. But this year has been different. Republican Donald Trump labeled the GOP primary process...