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Senate Republican blocks Democrat’s resolution to release Epstein files

36% Right coverage: 14 sources

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (Okla.), a Senate Republican deputy whip, on Thursday blocked a request by Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego (Ariz.) to demand the Trump administration release files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. See the Story

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Indiana Supreme Court disciplinary commission quashes Rokita’s attempt to end inquiry into rules violation

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

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‘Don’t Pay Attention to the Fake News’: Morales Goes Off-Script During Routine Meeting

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

A traditionally humdrum meeting detailing motor vehicle issues took a turn Wednesday when Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales spent nearly 15 minutes blasting critical press coverage, repeating the phrase “fake news” a dozen times during what’s typically a brief…See the Story

Is Indiana Ready to Go Nuclear?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Indiana may soon be trading in its coal for something a lot more futuristic — nuclear power. With Governor Mike Braun pushing small modular nuclear reactors as part of the state’s long-term energy and economic development strategy, the Hoosier energy landscape could be on the verge of a major transformation. In a recent interview with Indy Politics, former State Senator Jim Merritt expressed cautious optimism about Indiana’s nuclear pivot. “We n…Indianapolis · Indianapolis See the Story

State Rep. Andrew Ireland: Impeachment Should Be On the Table for Rogue Prosecutors and Judges

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

(PHOTO: Abdul-Hakim Shabazz/WIBC) STATEWIDE–State Representative Andrew Ireland (R-House District 90) says lawmakers should consider giving the General Assembly the power to impeach prosecutors and judges who fail to enforce state law—particularly in cases involving violent crime. In an interview with IndyPolitics this past weekend, Ireland said the current situation in Marion County has moved beyond discretion and into neglect. “All I’m looking…Impeachment · Germany See the Story

IFPI: State Ends FY25 in the Black, But Medicaid Costs Loom

According to the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute’s (IFPI) latest close-out brief, the State of Indiana wrapped up Fiscal Year 2025 with $2.5 billion in reserves and a $336.9 million surplus. That’s the headline. But dig deeper, and IFPI highlights a few important trends worth watching. For starters, the fiscal year ended far better than expected. Back in April, the state was bracing for a $400 million revenue shortfall. Instead, actual revenues …Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

Schools, Smartphones, and the First Amendment: Don’t Ban the Parents, Fix the Policy

By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Whitley County Consolidated Schools just taught us all how not to handle a crisis involving parental rights, student safety, and constitutional law. Here’s the setup: a middle school student alleges a bus driver exposed his underwear and brandished a belt. The school failed to inform her mother. When the mother recorded a meeting with administrators to get answers—legally, under Indiana’s one-party consent wiretap law (Ind…Smartphones · Indianapolis Read Article

The Ballad of David Waters: 0 for 14 and Still Swinging

By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Let me introduce you to David Waters—a man whose political career reads like a cautionary tale in humility and perseverance, if only he’d stop long enough to learn from it. Three times, he ran for public office.Three times, he lost. In 2022, he challenged incumbent Mike Speedy in the Republican primary for Indiana House District 90. Spoiler alert: Speedy won easily, and Waters barely registered with voters. Then, in May 20…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

Mayor Johnson Speaks Out on 'Snap' Curfew Veto

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

CHICAGO — A 'snap' curfew policy for Chicago is back up for contention with some city council members attempting to override the mayor's veto of the ordinance. Mayor Brandon Johnson held a press conference Wednesday ahead of the city council meeting to explain why he's against the ordinance. Johnson is standing firm on his decision to veto a controversial 'snap' curfew ordinance. Last month, the Chicago City Council passed the proposal 27-22, no…Brandon Johnson · Chicago See the Story

Fiscal Report Shows Indiana in a 'Better Position' than Anticipated Amid Dismal Economic Outlook

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

INDIANAPOLIS-- As the state contends with a now $2 billion budget shortfall, Indiana State Comptroller Elise Nieshalla released a more optimistic update Tuesday. She, along with State Budget Agency Director Chad Ranney and State Secretary of Management and Budget Lisa Hershman, announced Indiana ended FY 2025 with $2.5 billion in state reserves—in other words, a healthy reserve of 11% of state expenditures. “Hoosiers can remain confident that ou…Mike Braun · Indianapolis See the Story

Lawsuit or Longshot? GOP Insurgents Take Aim at Party Leadership… Again

By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Another chapter in the Indiana Republican civil war just landed in Marion Superior Court. Filed by Marion County delegate and former House candidate Joseph Bortka, the new lawsuit targets the Indiana Republican State Committee, former convention chairs Ed Simcox and Randy Head, and alleges they hijacked the party’s biennial convention by neutering the rights of grassroots delegates. According to the suit, Bortka claims the…Civil War · Indianapolis Read Article

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Senate Republican blocks Democrat’s resolution to release Epstein files

Indiana Supreme Court disciplinary commission quashes Rokita’s attempt to end inquiry into rules violation

‘Don’t Pay Attention to the Fake News’: Morales Goes Off-Script During Routine Meeting

Is Indiana Ready to Go Nuclear?

State Rep. Andrew Ireland: Impeachment Should Be On the Table for Rogue Prosecutors and Judges

IFPI: State Ends FY25 in the Black, But Medicaid Costs Loom

Schools, Smartphones, and the First Amendment: Don’t Ban the Parents, Fix the Policy

The Ballad of David Waters: 0 for 14 and Still Swinging

Mayor Johnson Speaks Out on 'Snap' Curfew Veto

Fiscal Report Shows Indiana in a 'Better Position' than Anticipated Amid Dismal Economic Outlook

Lawsuit or Longshot? GOP Insurgents Take Aim at Party Leadership… Again

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The Ballad of David Waters: 0 for 14 and Still Swinging

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