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The court on Friday unanimously upheld the federal law banning TikTok beginning Sunday unless it’s sold by its China-based parent company.
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Indiana attorney general sues drug companies over EpiPen prices
The lawsuit alleges the price increases EpiPen, used to treat severe allergic reactions, prevented other similar medications to from going to market.
Jim Shella: Covering Trump is a test for media outlets
Prepare to see more lawsuits and more media organizations that cower at the feet of Donald Trump.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Trust but localize: On-the-ground reporting is king
Trust in local news organizations fell far less, from 82% to 74%.
Dr. Richard Feldman: To practice independently, APRNs need more training
There is danger in not recognizing what one does not know.
Brad Rateike: In new transitions, let’s limit the ‘hot takes’
We do not necessarily have a ‘fake news’ problem here in Indiana, but there is always room for improvement.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: United States of Canada, Greenland and Panama?
We really do not know what is going to happen
Dana Black: Democrats must energize base to win statewide
Unfortunately, too many in our party’s leadership still don’t understand that representation matters.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Budget, schools, health care fill session to-do list
For all intents and purposes, marijuana is legal in Indiana, given we are surrounded by states where it is legal.
Deborah Daniels: Olympic committee must stop tarnishing games
There are also countless stories about the IOC turning a blind eye to cheating by, in particular, totalitarian countries.
Pierre Atlas: Acts of domestic terrorism ring in the new year
It appears that all three acts were motivated by an ideological or political cause or a desire to express grievances of some sort.
George Gemelas: Nuclear: It’s go time, Indiana. Seize the opportunity.
It’s a golden opportunity, one that could charge Indiana’s economic growth and reputation.
Claire Fiddian-Green: New diploma requirements open doors for our students
These new requirements represent an exciting sea change in the way our state prepares young people for life after high school.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: Can we do two things at once to boost homeownership?
If the state forces a reduction in the property taxes imposed solely by local governments, the state needs to make up for that revenue.
Curt Smith: We owe President Jimmy Carter a debt of gratitude
After Ronald Reagan sent him into retirement in 1980, Carter redefined how ex-president’s continue to serve the nation.
Brian Schutt: DOGE faces large headwinds in slashing overspending
Early statements from the pair show little awareness of these constraints.
George Hornedo and Josh Riddick: A safer city: reimagining policing and justice
| George Hornedo and Josh Riddick
If we want to break cycles of harm and mass incarceration, we must prioritize poverty, education, and opportunity as the foundation of public safety.
Rep. Gregory Porter: Indiana’s property tax relief for seniors is inadequate
An empty recitation of the need for relief is an empty gesture.
Ambre Marr: Property tax relief isn’t just wanted—it’s essential
Whatever tax relief looks like, state leaders must ensure it’s targeted to those who need it most.
Rep. Craig Haggard: Tax relief bill offers stability for seniors, veterans
For me, this isn’t just about tax policy, it’s about keeping promises.