As PlayStation and Xbox compete to see who can upset gamers the most, a reader becomes exasperated with the current state of the video games business. Then we have the ultimate own goal for Sony, ...

Several years ago, I attended a City Hall zoning committee meeting for reasons too boring to get into here. What struck me was how passionately people would argue over what amounted to two feet of ...

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As Xbox struggles with an uncertain future, a reader argues that Nintendo Switch Online is a far more successful subscription service than Game Pass. There’s a lot of post-mortems going on at the ...

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Good morning and welcome to Thursday. Property tax cuts are set to be a defining issue in the 2026 election — not just because of the debate over the ballot amendment, but because of the challenges it ...

Have you ever removed the cushions from your couch and lucked into some cash you weren't expecting? What if the state of Texas were like a giant couch with $100 just waiting for you to find it? You ...

The Investment Committee give you their top stocks to watch for the second half. Iran war latest: 3 US troops killed, vessel on fire in Strait of Hormuz Angel Reese responds to Sandy Brondello’s ...

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I continue to be amazed at the slide in thoughtful policymaking in Indiana. Gov. Mike Braun’s latest incoherent property tax musings — I hesitate to call them a proposal — offer yet one more example.

Well, that was a week that would be best left forgotten. At the start of the week, we were hit with a terrible virus that put us into the Blue Tent — you know, the tent where NFL players go when ...