indifference

Historically, the stock market has shown indifference to government shutdowns, with the S&P 500 rising more often than falling during past events.

She finds only cold indifference, which, again, could be more a product of her own sense of alienation and desperation.

Pope Leo also called for greater action from citizens the world over on climate change, saying there was no room for indifference or resignation.

The author criticizes the administration’s response to violence at detention facilities, particularly highlighting how officials initially showed indifference to immigrant victims while quickly pivoting to defend ICE agents.

At UCLA, a diversity, equity and inclusion officer has been placed on leave for comments on social media expressing satisfaction and indifference about Kirk’s death.