Deborah Daniels: There is no rational justification for redistricting
The approach is devoid of reason or fair play: “They cheated, so we have to cheat.”
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Nathan Gotsch: The dirty little secret about Indiana elections
As the size of the race increases, the rules unique to independent candidates become nearly impossible to overcome.
Jim Shella: We can find common ground for trees, power lines
For the first time in years, I get the feeling that AES is trying.
Dana Black: Political courage, authenticity can counter Trump
Republicans don’t need to become Democrats to stand up to Trump.
Claire Fiddian-Green: Indiana puts employers out front in talent push
ITAs bring together employers to identify priority occupations, define the competencies students need to demonstrate and develop standardized training.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Biden dropped ball on menthol, so Trump should push on
Menthol cigarettes have been aggressively marketed to African Americans, creating a significant disparity in use.
Dana Black: People with wealth, power sidestep fight for democracy
What are we non-lawyers supposed to do when they come for us?
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Attacking fourth estate weakens public protections
People wrapped in a blanket of bias confirmation never ask “Why?”
Lindsay Shipps Haake: If you don’t do politics, politics will do you
The teaching of civics must be one of the most important jobs in our nation.
Deborah Daniels: Comey indictment shows we have crossed the Rubicon
We have a DOJ that obeys a vengeful president rather than following the rule of law.
Whitley Yates: Indiana vs. BlackRock: Who really holds the power?
BlackRock might buy the breaker box, but Indiana decides how the switches get flipped.
Bill Taft: City needs to nix barriers to affordable housing
We have everything it takes to make Indianapolis the most attractive place to build homes in the Midwest.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: GOPers break with capitalism, ethics and competence
We are seeing repeated failures to project both revenue and expenses.
Jim Shella: Once reviled by the right, KISS now in good graces
I met KISS in 1979 due to a right-wing protest of one of its concerts.
Curt Smith: Charlie Kirk’s legacy poised to grow in his absence
He gave voice to a way of life that resonated with teens and 20-somethings.
Nathan Gotsch: A Hoosier’s lessons for navigating political division
In another polarized time, Henry Lane knew leadership means making room for people who disagree with you.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Political discourse in Indiana has devolved into noise
And when conversation breaks down, so does the trust needed to solve problems.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Holcomb, Donnelly show path to political progress
We must be able to vociferously disagree and still see each other’s intrinsic value.
Brad Rateike: Discovering Broadway links Indiana to global stage
While I might inarticulately call it a ‘Broadway incubator,’ the organization’s mission is so much more.
Curt Smith: Declaration of Independence merits big birthday bash
Let’s awake, America, from this slumber of ignorance and prepare to celebrate and revere the truly revolutionary declaration that birthed our nation.