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Elon Musk's The Boring Company recently sold out of flamethrowers — or, as Musk named them for legal purposes, “Not A Flamethrower”s. There is no real purpose behind selling these flamethrowers, besides the fact that he can. The Boring Company created 20,000 units and sold them for $500 a piece.
Crimes intended to harm individuals or groups on the basis of their beliefs or identities should be punished differently than crimes committed without this intent.
Just when you thought IU couldn’t squeeze any more money out of you, the university decided to vote on increasing the cost of room and board as well as the meal plan options for students.
As if the national healthcare issue wasn’t complicated enough, Kentucky recently decided to add to the confusion.
Last July, Congress passed a bill with an overwhelming 519-5 majority that would impose sanctions on Russia due to their alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Each week, the Editorial Board shares opinions with one another for columns. These are some of the top choices for this week.
Many works of art are packaged in political context. So, when a president chooses art to decorate the White House, his choices should be accounted for and make conscientious use of that context.
This week the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency officially secured access to a license plate recognition database to use for tracking locations in real-time. While many civilians are already concerned about how ICE conducts themselves in raids and arrests, this raises a new concern – privacy.
In a recent interview with Fox Business, Microsoft founder Bill Gates said he believes artificial intelligence taking over jobs is a good thing. His main point is that artificial intelligence will allow people to have much more time, and said to Business Insider, “if we can actually produce twice as much as we make today with less labor, the purpose of humanity is not just to sit behind a counter and sell things, you know?”
The Indiana State House of Representatives passed a bill Jan. 19, which would allow carryout alcohol sales on Sundays in liquor stores, drug stores, convenience stores and grocery stores.
Neeta Patwari- Like, I know global warming is a horrible thing, but this warm weather is making my life.
The national gas tax is 18.4 cents per gallon for gasoline and 24.4 cents per gallon for diesel fuel. A recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce proposal seeks to more than double this tax. The Editorial Board believes this would greatly benefit the U.S. economy.
Francis' prayers are empty without the proper actions to back them up.
Amazon released a list of 20 contenders for the home of its second headquarters on Jan. 19. One of the cities was Indianapolis. This announcement was met with praise from some Indiana officials.
Saturday marked the second annual Women’s March for Equal Rights. Women, men and children of all races, genders and sexual orientations marched together chanting about equal health rights and the direction of our nation’s future.
People from all nations are valuable. The Editorial Board finds it maddening that we live in a time where its necessary for us not only to say this but to defend the ethos behind it.
Josh Hoffer - More stores should have a bring-your-own-container option to cut back on packaging waste.
According to a recent Fox news article, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's statistics are proving that gentrification is reducing the crime rate in Indianapolis neighborhoods.
House Bill 1157, filed on Jan. 8 in the Indiana General Assembly by Rep. Matt Pierce, D-Bloomington, would legalize "medical aid in dying" for competent individuals with a terminal illness, making Indiana the sixth state with physician-assisted dying (PAD) legislation if passed.
