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Indiana ponders implementation of electric vehicle charger networks
It is part of a nationwide push to add at least 50,000 chargers for electric vehicles. Indiana will receive almost $100 million in federal funding with an explicit push to prioritize disadvantaged communities and rural areas.
U.S. retail sales top forecast, keeping big Fed rate hike in focus
Nine of the 13 retail categories showed increases last month, according to the report, including furniture stores, e-commerce and sporting-goods stores.
Brian Schutt: Growing entrepreneurship requires growing support
Current and future lawmakers should consider tax reforms that create more simplicity and consistency during the critical infancy stage.
Whitley Yates: Planting seeds to support small businesses
Data suggests that access to capital, specifically for Black entrepreneurs, is a key obstacle in growing and scaling our business.
Marshawn Wolley: Whom do Americans trust? Small business
Small businesses create community—which might be harder for other institutions to mimic in the same way.
Shariq Siddiqui: Not-for-profit colleges should be scrutinized more
It is critical that we discuss the role expensive, private, not-for-profit colleges and universities play in making the student loan problem worse.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Indiana needs to hyperfocus on education
We must … take decisive actions to remove the barriers that prevent too many people from achieving the American dream.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Proposed rules on cigarettes would improve health
The tobacco industry has aggressively marketed menthol cigarettes (like Newport and Kool) to minority groups.
Jim Shella: As pollster, Vargus left big impact on politics
Politicians questioned the sample sizes, the methodology and Brian’s integrity. But they couldn’t shop their numbers freely anymore.
Deborah Daniels: America is still the land of hope, opportunity
I still believe we live in the best nation in the world, with the greatest opportunities for individual achievement.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Government can learn from the Disney way
Service is presented not as a moment in time but as a continuum.
Brad Rateike: Should we extend gratuity to more professions?
Why are we not eager to reward those who perform jobs we are otherwise incapable of doing ourselves?
Curt Smith: The court’s abortion decision is a civics lesson
As Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote … the Constitution is neutral on abortion—it neither favors nor opposes.
Dana Black: Dobbs decision sends us back in time
Unenumerated rights are legal rights that are inferred but not expressly written, or ‘enumerated,’ within the Constitution.
Rima Shahid: Trust women to make decisions
I believe we have never faced a more consequential moment in the fight for women’s equity in the United States.
Mike Fichter: Indiana must act to protect babies
We have come a long way since 1973, in medical science, in our love and compassion for unborn babies, and in our work to care for and support pregnant mothers in crisis.
Sandy Eisenberg Sasso and Dennis C. Sasso: Reproductive rights in Indiana: An open letter
| Sandi Sasso and Dennis C. Sasso
Please, do not take us back to a time when abortion laws jeopardized women’s health.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Republicans are struggling to figure out what to do
The pro-life wing of the Indiana Republican Party has finally caught the car. Now let’s see if its members know how to drive.
Ed DeLaney: Poverty and chastity: A guide to the special session
Women need no longer decide for themselves and their families. The supermajority has taken on that responsibility.