Pierre Atlas: Romanticizing the Wild West revises history
The Old West was awash in guns, but actual gun violence was rare.
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Claire Fiddian-Green: We must do more to help Hoosiers quit smoking
Quitting cigarettes and other nicotine products is hard, but it is achievable through proven cessation tools.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Rokita banned me from his press conference
If Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is a big believer in the First Amendment, as well as openness and transparency in government, he sure as heck has a funny way of showing it. Just to get you folks up to speed, a couple of weeks ago, I got a media advisory from the AG telling […]
Una Osili: Giving to racial justice causes on rise
Looking ahead, we need to ensure that this influx of funding to support racial equity reaches grassroots organizations.
Shariq Siddiqui: We all must step up giving to civil rights groups
Despite the national, regional and local examples of systemic racism, civil rights causes continue to be left behind by American philanthropy.
Jim Shella: Biden shouldn’t be denied communion
My perspective is that this has nothing to do with religion. It’s all about politics.
Brad Rateike: Use best judgment when checking phone
How do you find the proper balance between being responsive and being present, especially during a time of enhanced digital connectivity?
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Let’s all practice more patience
Seeing the impatience in others has led me to start dealing with the impatience in myself.
Deborah Daniels: Commission seeks equity in court system
If we do our job properly, we will come closer to realizing our nation’s goal of justice for all.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: The current GOP has been neglectful
Without accountability and political competition, there is no way to keep continuing neglect or ideological fanaticism in check.
Dana Black: America can be better for all
As I often highlight and chastise my nation for its flaws, I do so with love in my heart.
Jennifer Wagner: Indiana should beef up legislative staff
Lawmakers aren’t at the Statehouse most of the year, but it’s not like constituents’ needs cease … at the end of session.
Michael Leppert: There is one key reason I wrote ‘Flipping the Circle’
My goal is for people to learn a little about government and then think about it.
Biden approval hits new low as economic discontent rises, Post-ABC poll finds
Overall, the survey offers a set of harsh judgments about the president’s performance and the state of the economy. Together, they send a stark warning to Democrats about their prospects in the 2022 midterm contests.
More omicron variant cases pop up as world rushes to learn more
The COVID-19 variant was identified days ago by researchers in South Africa, and much is still not known about it, including whether it is more contagious, more likely to cause serious illness or more able to evade the protection of vaccines.
Tom LoBianco: Pence for president in 2024? Look to Jeremiah 29:11
Pence is, functionally, a political pragmatist.
Jim Shella: Mike Pence will never become president
Trump supporters … will never forgive Pence for being a decent man in the face of a riot.
Marshawn Wolley: In business lending, equity pays
Equitable lending to Black businesses could be one of the most significant economic development strategies the region can implement.
Dana Black: When are Republicans going to stop the madness?
From where I sit, the line has not just been crossed, it has been completely erased.
Ed DeLaney: Let’s try chipping in to solve problems, not dropping out
These failings are the result of a lack of imagination and fear of the upcoming Republican primaries.