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Amelia Dieter McClure: The profession of journalism: a big tent
A commitment to the truth is the core tenet of a journalist.
Krull: Franklin was America’s first great journalist
Journalism helped make democracy possible.
Fiddian-Green: Decreasing substance abuse requires holistic approach
We also must ensure that those who need immediate help can receive it without facing stigma.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Comfort model treats drug-addicted newborns best
Babies rarely need morphine.
Pierre Atlas: Ukrainian war is Putin’s attack on democracy
Within just a few days of the invasion, Russia became more globally isolated than it had ever been in its history
Curt Smith: War in Ukraine offers opportunity to confront China
If Putin prevails without paying an unacceptable cost, China will be emboldened to more aggressively assert its claim over Taiwan.
Shariq Siddiqui: Take advantage of Muslims’ generosity during Ramadan
[Muslims] are regularly reminded during this month that Prophet Muhammad was the most generous in Ramadan.
Jim Shella: In perilous times, leaders must put ambitions aside
Democrats, who currently control the House and the Senate, have been in disarray, and the GOP sees opportunity.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Americans need to stand together
The Greatest Generation was great because people put patriotism before all else.
Dana Black: Texas order conflicts with GOP’s pursuit of liberty
Gov. Abbott, in one executive order, strips parental rights and puts the child’s life in jeopardy.
Daniels: Judge court nominee only on her qualifications
No weapon, including character assassination, now seems to be off-limits.
Marshawn Wolley: Coalition’s Black agenda sees progress, continues on
Progress is hard, and we’ve learned a lot.
Ed DeLaney: GOP’s actions discourage investment in state
If we would fund our economic development efforts and let the governor lead, we might get better results.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: At session’s end, remember to say thanks
Lawmakers don’t hear ‘well done’ as often as they hear ‘what the heck’ from their constituents, or even from the groups lobbying them.
Brad Rateike: Bowling might be the pick-me-up we all need
The beauty of bowling is that I know no one who is truly good at it.
Defensive moves blocked most anti-business legislation, commerce leaders say
Business leaders say they had to play defense with the GOP-dominated state Legislature for most of this year’s legislative session but emerged mostly successful.
‘Nearing a collapse,’ Indiana needs more special educators
The number of working special education teachers in Indiana declined around 4% from 2014 to 2021, while the number of students in special education grew 12%, according to the Indiana Department of Education.
Senate gives final approval to Ukraine aid, huge budget bill
The Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Mike Braun, R-Ind., to strip earmarks from the legislation. Braun said they encompassed 367 pages that weighed five pounds and showed “the swamp is rising again.”
Ivy Tech exec tapped as state’s next higher education commissioner
Chris Lowery succeeds Teresa Lubbers, who in November announced plans to step down at the conclusion of the 2022 legislative session.