At first glance, the trip to Ghana appeared to be a holiday event, unrelated to the trips to Russia and Italy, but in fact held similar strategic and economic implications.
People who like to allege that China is being ham-fisted in the way it treats minorities seem to miss that in situations like this, there isn’t any easy solution.
Whether they’re gone for good or just consciously absent in the La-Z-Boy, we really seem to be missing out on what it means to be a man.
A principal at Howe Military School in northern Indiana has been charged with having sexual encounters with a 14-year-old male student.
Indiana welfare officials considering canceling the state’s privately run welfare system have no backup plan in place, and critics say it will be hard to undo the privatization of 1,500 state case workers more than two years ago.
The Indiana Office of Energy Development will host a statewide conference on wind farming July 21 and 22 at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis.
WTHR-TV in Indianapolis reports that the Boone County sheriff’s department is investigating after “$5 million Obama pork” was recently spray painted on a sign about a runway project at the airport.
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a highly anticipated blood thinner from Eli Lilly, though the drug must carry the agency’s sternest warning because of its bleeding risks.
A single-engine plane crash-landed Friday afternoon at the Monroe County airport after its landing gear failed to operate correctly.
Cory Barker's TV Surveillance column.
Review of the film, "Public Enemies."
AMSTERDAM – The 731-piece life work of Rembrandt is now on display in full-sized digital reproductions that attempt to re-create the works as they emerged from the artist’s studio rather than as they exist today.
While waiting for David Sedaris to sign my copy of “Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim” in Louisville, Ky., my boyfriend and I sat outside in the grass and read the essays aloud to one another. I would read two stories, then he would do the same.
Must see internet videos.
CINCINNATI – The July evaluation period began on Monday. Despite AAU tournaments running throughout the summer, recent rule changes prohibited college coaches from attending the May and June events.
Q & A with Moon County's Aaron Watke.
IU President Michael McRobbie is recommending what he called a “moderate” tuition increase for students, but knowing how much is due is not comforting to many IU families.
