Indiana’s Third District Republican Congressman Jim Banks has been methodically building a national profile over the last seven years — by aligning himself with Donald Trump, curating a fiery (and controversial) Twitter account and leading the Republican Study Committee.
Read MoreIt’s too hard for too many to love the first day of school.
Read MoreI just came across a statement so indefensibly foolish that it is hard to fathom how it showed up in print.
Read MoreA white teacher in Chicago was fired recently for using the N-word in class.
Read MoreBy Leo Morris Indiana Policy Review A presidential candidate promises to put a woman on the Supreme Court. Some idealists say it is identity politics at its worst. But pragmatists know it is a naked political strategy, meant to address weakness in a certain segment of the constituency. … Read More
For Hoosiers in every corner of the state, the response to COVID-19 has been confusing, frustrating, and for many financially costly.
Read MoreRecently, myself and some of my fellow department of agriculture staff decided to spend a few hours volunteering at two Indiana food banks.
Read MoreSometimes what lawmakers are considering to change election laws becomes all too obvious.
Read MoreAt a recent Warsaw City Council meeting, we shared 2020 US Census data that was recently made available at data.census.gov.
Read MoreI did some really stupid things when I was young and dumb. Who didn’t?
Read More“What is the sum of two plus two?” asked a company president as he interviewed a series of applicants to head his accounting department.
Read MoreThe murky waters of American politics are roiled again, with hyperpartisans warning each other to beware of the monsters that hover beneath their surface.
Read MoreMeeting the broad housing needs of our community is a critical issue and high priority for the city.
Read MoreToday’s column offers a serious exploration of a way to solve the crime problem once and for all. So, if you’re reading this in your car, put the phone down so you don’t miss the point.
Read MoreBy Michael J. Hicks Ball State University MUNCIE – Just a few short months ago, economic optimism was strong. A fast recovery seemed imminent even if actual data revealing a rapid recovery was sparse. Businesses were beginning to re-open and hire, the vaccine was becoming universally available. Most … Read More
In the course of public events, there arise occasions where citizens are compelled to speak out against the actions of elected public servants.
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