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DHS Announces New Illegal Immigrant Detention Center ‘Speedway Slammer’ Coming to Indiana
This new facility near Bunker Hill, Indiana will hold 1,000 beds.
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Newly Naturalized Citizens Say What American Freedom Means to Them
Some escaped violence, while others found love, pursued educational opportunities, or began new careers.
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Purdue University Ends DEI Programs
The university said the move is based on ‘an increasing number of actions and policy measures at both the federal and state level.’
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Arkansas, Indiana Request Soda, Candy Be Removed From Food Stamps
Both governors say the changes will fight chronic disease and refocus SNAP on nutrition rather than subsidizing unhealthy, processed food.
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Prominent Indiana University Cybersecurity Professor Fired, Homes Raided by FBI
The tenured professor was terminated ‘without due process,’ according to the American Association of University Professors.
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Rep. Spartz Faces Frustrated Voters in Indiana Town Hall
The third-term congresswoman listened to voter concerns about Trump, DOGE, and the Constitution.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to Campus Speech Authorities; Justice Thomas Dissents
Justice Samuel Alito also indicated that he would have granted the petition challenging Indiana University’s policy.
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Appeals Court Upholds Indiana Law Banning Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
The plaintiffs did not provide evidence supporting an injunction, the court stated.
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Leading RV Manufacturer Forest River Will Close California Plants
Citing the high cost of doing business in the state, the company will lay off 400 workers before Christmas.
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DHS Announces New Illegal Immigrant Detention Center ‘Speedway Slammer’ Coming to Indiana
This new facility near Bunker Hill, Indiana will hold 1,000 beds.
|
Newly Naturalized Citizens Say What American Freedom Means to Them
Some escaped violence, while others found love, pursued educational opportunities, or began new careers.
|
Purdue University Ends DEI Programs
The university said the move is based on ‘an increasing number of actions and policy measures at both the federal and state level.’
|
Arkansas, Indiana Request Soda, Candy Be Removed From Food Stamps
Both governors say the changes will fight chronic disease and refocus SNAP on nutrition rather than subsidizing unhealthy, processed food.
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Prominent Indiana University Cybersecurity Professor Fired, Homes Raided by FBI
The tenured professor was terminated ‘without due process,’ according to the American Association of University Professors.
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Rep. Spartz Faces Frustrated Voters in Indiana Town Hall
The third-term congresswoman listened to voter concerns about Trump, DOGE, and the Constitution.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to Campus Speech Authorities; Justice Thomas Dissents
Justice Samuel Alito also indicated that he would have granted the petition challenging Indiana University’s policy.
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Appeals Court Upholds Indiana Law Banning Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
The plaintiffs did not provide evidence supporting an injunction, the court stated.
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Leading RV Manufacturer Forest River Will Close California Plants
Citing the high cost of doing business in the state, the company will lay off 400 workers before Christmas.
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