Sanders pressed on Medicare math, Biden guarantees a win: How each candidate fared at crucial South Carolina debate
Sen. Bernie Sanders largely evaded criticism in last week’s debate. But Tuesday night, the Democratic frontrunner wasn’t so lucky.
Month: February 2020
Violent hammer blows killed Portage woman, autopsy shows
The 91-year-old was struck by her son with a hammer, documents allege.
33 Indiana Women Selected as 2020 500 Festival Princesses
500 Festival Princesses will serve as ambassadors of the 500 Festival and Indiana
Bargersville teen gets 3 chair turns on ‘The Voice’
New ‘Voice’ coach Nick Jonas tries to recruit Indiana singer, who ultimately goes with Team Kelly.
Myles Turner strikes serious tone on defense to spark Indiana Pacers’ offense
The Hornets kept going at Myles Turner and he collected a career-high 8 blocks which put the Pacers in transition and got them easy buckets.
Breakingviews TV: Consumer cost
Spirits maker Diageo reckons the coronavirus outbreak could cost it $420 mln in sales this year, while Danone is forecasting a $110 mln hit in the first quarter of 2020. But neither is factoring in the effect of the disease spreading much beyond Asia, …
GUEST COMMENTARY: The US and China, according to Mike Pompeo
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has mounted a broad campaign warning against China’s infiltration of American life.
GUEST COMMENTARY: What can the US learn from other countries regarding soda taxes?
As cities like Washington, D.C., look to enact their own soda tax, countries like Mexico and Denmark should serve as an example of how bad these policies are.
John Rodenberg, former Lawrence Central coach, hired as football coach at Roncalli
Rodenberg has extensive coaching background coaching in Catholic schools in Cincinnati area
Democratic debate: How pundits rate Pete Buttigieg’s debate performance in South Carolina
On a debate night when Pete Buttigieg needed to make an impact, he delivered a mixed bag while avoiding major disaster.