Michael Hicks: The inflation puzzle, party solved
One of the great recent puzzles in economics has been the absence of inflation, particularly in the years after the Great Recession. Some recent...
Morton Marcus: Hoosiers wearing designer fools caps
In 2010, the General Assembly, inspired by Governor Daniels, offered voters an amendment to the State Constitution that capped property taxes as a percent...
John Krull: Walking in Memphis…
MEMPHIS, Tennessee—Ghosts drew me to this old river city.
I first rolled into Memphis 40 years ago. I rode my motorcycle down from St. Louis,...
Dick Wolfsie: Reading presents memory challenges
Do you have a lot of books in your home that you’ve never read?
For my 74th birthday, almost everybody in my family gave me...
David Carlson: No pleasure like reading a book
With their summer reading programs, libraries are bringing back memories of my childhood.
Even when my family travelled on vacation, all of us kids brought...
Todd Rokita: Cities at risk of losing funding to fight opioid epidemic
When I took office, I vowed to continue Indiana’s fight to hold those responsible for turbocharging the opioid epidemic accountable.
The scourge of addiction has...
ANOTHER VIEWPOINT: Collective energy can help community tackle problems
This editorial was originally published July 30 in the Terre Haute Tribune-Star.
Positive momentum in and around Terre Haute is clear to see.
Any Hautean can...
Thank you, Franklin Community Schools
To the Editor:
Over the past several weeks we have witnessed distress in our school community as some have become aggressively vocal about the way...
Leo Morris: Let’s try justice ‘by the point’
Today’s column offers a serious exploration of a way to solve the crime problem once and for all. So, if you’re reading this in...
Norman Knight: ‘But wait! There’s more!’
Television pioneer Ron Popeil died last week at 86 years old.
Popeil is perhaps best known as the person who gave us the infomercial. Whether...