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Politics

Braun signs executive orders to streamline government, replaces DEI with MEI

CAMIKE JONES - January 16, 2025

Gov. Mike Braun signed several executive orders that aim to streamline government operations. "These executive orders deliver on Gov. Braun's promise to make state government...

Breaking News

The Commission on Court Appointed Attorneys is seeking public comment

STAFF - July 25, 2024

The Commission on Court Appointed Attorneys (CCAA) is seeking public comment. The CCAA is requesting community members to offer comments on Criminal Rule 6.1-Capital (Death...

Opinion

A supreme mess

LARRY SMITH - August 19, 2024

Remember, not so long ago, when Republicans pretended to dislike “judicial activism”? Well, a couple of weeks ago, the Republican-led Supreme Court decided that...

Opinion

Richard Nixon was correct

LARRY SMITH - August 19, 2024

How many times have you heard that phrase? I’m guessing that it’s not been frequent, but it’s true in at least one instance. In...

Politics

What to know about the Supreme Court immunity ruling in Trump’s 2020 election interference case

ASSOCIATED PRESS - July 2, 2024

By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER, ERIC TUCKER and MICHAEL KUNZELMAN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court's ruling Monday in former President Donald Trump's 2020...

Opinion

Well, it’s still football season

LARRY SMITH - February 15, 2024

Last week the Supreme Court heard arguments from the State of Colorado, which barred former President Donald Trump from appearing on its presidential ballot....

Opinion

Slouching towards authoritarianism

LARRY SMITH - January 11, 2024

Suppose for a moment that the Constitution, at its inception, limited presidents to two terms in office. Suppose further that George Washington rejected this...

Opinion

Crimson stain

LARRY SMITH - January 4, 2024

In a stunning reversal, Dr. Claudine Gay abruptly abdicated the presidency at Harvard. Having done so, the first Black president of America’s most prestigious...

Education

Biden administration looks for other avenues for student loan relief after Supreme Court ruling

HEAVYN LESTER - July 6, 2023

The Biden administration has begun exploring alternative routes to student debt relief. This comes after the controversial but expected decision rendered by the Supreme Court,...

Community Voices

Meritocracy, American style

LARRY SMITH - July 6, 2023

Let’s face it – the Ivy League discriminates against Asian American students. This is despite the fact that Asians are overrepresented in those eight...

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