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In the final episode, we focus on Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, the immediate aftermath of his death, how his allies memorialized him, and his connection to the Christian nationalist movement.
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If IU doesn’t come to the table, FIRE says the campaign will run through the end of the football season.
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The ad premiers just ahead of lawmakers returning to the Statehouse on Nov. 18 for their annual Organization Day meeting — and the Dec. 1 start of a two-week redistricting debate.
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State Sen. Eric Koch, who represents Lawrence County and part of Monroe County, announced his support for redrawing Indiana’s congressional boundaries in a one-line statement.
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About four dozen people gathered at dawn today for the annual Veterans Day ceremony at Indiana University’s Sample Gates.
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A deadly wrong-address shooting of a house cleaner in suburban Indianapolis is drawing national attention and renewed scrutiny of self-defense laws.
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Omar Cooper Jr.'s game-winning touchdown reception was hailed as the catch of the year in college football.
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School of Social Work lecturer Jessica Adams said a student submitted the complaint to the office of U.S. Senator Jim Banks over a graphic she used in her class. Adams said Banks’ office then contacted her dean.
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As the government shutdown hit 38 days on Friday, longest in the country’s history, some of its immediate effects are job furloughs and a lapse in funding for SNAP benefits.
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Rokita said the goal of the lawsuit is to compel the district to comply with Indiana’s 2011 anti-sanctuary law, which forbids local governments from limiting cooperation with federal immigration officials.