We've been talking about the Indiana Policy Review on the pages of Muncie Voice, and thanks to the new website from the Center for Media and Democracy, many of our readers can do their own research and verify who is writing for our local newspapers …

A billionaire might be anywhere at any time, riding away on his private jet. But for day-to-day purposes, 30 percent of billionaires reside in just 20 cities. Moscow is No. 3 on the list, primarily because Russia's corrupt privatization process in the …

Such children are often affluent, bilingual and attend top schools. They have a choice of passports, and the opportunity for a transnational lifestyle spanning the globe. With their own cars and their own homes, many are the envy of their young peers.

While there will be no open-pit gold mining at Las Crucitas, as the project in Cutris de San Carlos was called, three years later, the legal battle over that concession continues. Industrias Infinito, S.A., a Costa Rican subsidiary of Canada-based …

(NEWS CENTER) – The high school football season came to a close Saturday when Leavitt was awarded the 4th Gold Ball of the Weekend. NEWS CENTER had you covered the entire way, click on the teams below for each of their Gold Ball winning …

Bobby Gruenewald, the church's pastor-innovation leader, said he thinks the project's visibility on the west side Broadway Extension service road has spurred people's interest in the megachurch's latest development plans. He said the campus will be the …

London Mayor Boris Johnson, and Mike Brown, managing director of London Underground, revealed their plans for the future of the Tube, the most notable of which is a 24-hour Night Tube weekend service, to launch in 2015. The scheme, designed to support …

The result is that few doctors, for example, remain in the public service after their internship period is ended. A visit to the more affluent parts of Johannesburg, South Africa, provides a unwelcome reminder of how easily Kenyan health professionals …

As result, low-income Americans will again have a less-merry season than affluent consumers, who are more flush thanks in part to a 26 percent rise in the Standard & Poor's 500 index this year. "We will be seeing promotions significantly above the …