Posts in category Opinions

By Neal Bowling, You have asked for an explanation of why many of us perceive the Trump prosecution and trial as raising serious and troubling …

by Jon Winkler Here in Indiana, it can be easy to take for granted how reliable our state’s energy grid is. We don’t experience the …

by Jeremy Stephenson Our company and local investors want to share our significant opposition to Senate Bill 52. 1820 Ventures is a real estate investment …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. You know, I thought I was done with 2023. I was planning to relax and be on auto-pilot for the next …

By Abdul Hakim-Shabazz I originally used this title in a 2014 column on affirmative action.  It’s based on a book written by Yale Law Professor Stephen L. …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz The last time the City of Indianapolis saw fewer than 100 homicides for the year, Barack Obama was President, and Mitch Daniels …

by Nate LaMar Living in a county with an interstate highway running through it is both a blessing and a curse. My county is blessed …

Excessive credit card swipe fees are taking advantage of Indiana’s small businesses. It’s a shame that they have been able to threaten the operation of …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Now that the election is over and we have divided government nationwide and Republicans control state government in Indiana, I’ve been thinking …

by Erica Baird The recent passing of the federal CHIPS and Science Act was a major step forward for maintaining America’s competitiveness on the world …