Shariq Siddiqui: Program aims to improve Muslim-led organizations
They are largely under-resourced, with an average budget of $250,000 and one staff member.
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Curt Smith: Post-COVID, church attendance, giving fall further
Let us hope such spiritual deficits do not lead to additional deficits in America’s impulse to give.
Shariq Siddiqui: The reality of philanthropy is that it’s complicated
Behind every story of wealth is stories of inequality.
Brad Rateike: March Madness is almost here. Let’s celebrate.
Even for the casual fan, March Madness delivers. Bracket challenges are everywhere, and they require no knowledge of basketball to enjoy them.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: Republicans tread on business community
The right has grown in size and hardened in attitude.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: We need to be saved from the Legislature
Young professionals will certainly want to move to Indiana once they understand how our Legislature is so forward-thinking.
Brian Schutt: School boards should remain nonpartisan
Polarized races inherently attract the politically extreme and push away moderates.
Deborah Daniels: Indiana’s high smoking rate impacts businesses
Any discerning employer will think twice if faced with the choice between Indiana and another state with a lower smoking rate.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Patients deserve transparency from providers
Confusion is prevalent because disclosure of the type of health professional performing the service is not always clear.
Jim Shella: Judges should permit cameras in courtrooms
It’s our government. We should be able to see how it operates.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Pay attention: Gen Z is highly engaged in politics
Overlooking or underestimating Gen Z voters would be a critical mistake for any campaign or candidate.
Whitley Yates: We must balance being socially aware and self-aware
Both virtue signaling and performative outrage can contribute to a sense of cynicism and apathy toward social issues.
Marshawn Wolley: Can Black community reclaim its agency on murder?
While I remain optimistic—we absolutely must do better.
Claire Fiddian-Green: We must act quickly on youth mental health crisis
The obvious place to target interventions for young people is K-12 schools, where almost all children and teenagers spend most of their time.
Pierre Atlas: War has been a geopolitical disaster for Putin
In response to Russia’s aggression, NATO will soon have two new members.
Tesla recalling nearly 363K vehicles to fix self-driving system
The recall, part of part of a larger investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration into Tesla’s automated driving systems, is the most serious action taken yet against the electric vehicle maker.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Nurse practitioners are not the same as physicians
Physicians value their APRN colleagues but have long believed they should be part of a health care team led by a physician.
Deborah Daniels: Bail is major obstacle to reducing violent crime
Those with money, such as drug dealers, can afford to post whatever bail is set and continue to terrorize their communities while awaiting trial.
Dana Black: More police reform is needed to protect Blacks
If good cops hate bad cops, then why don’t they put them in check? Because they can’t. It’s the culture.
Jim Shella: Noncompete clauses need to be eliminated
I’m watching intently because I have seen firsthand how employers benefit and workers are held back by the use of the noncompete clauses.