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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Indiana State Senator Jon Ford (R) recently signed on to support two bills this legislative session related to cannabis and its possible future use in the state. Sen. Ford said part of the reason he wants to begin to have these discussions is due to the area he represents being [...]

Hundreds of ethnic publications stopped their print versions or stopped publishing entirely during the pandemic. A new bill before the Senate could provide some relief.

ENDEAVOR Nobody wanted it to happen, but it did. There will be time for a comprehensive analysis of what went wrong and the factors that caused the breakdown, and for demanding accountability. But it is imperative that steps be taken to rebuild what is apparently a system that needs to be replac

Abstract: Ambiguous language on strategic missile defense in the preamble of the recently signed strategic arms reduction treaty (New START) has prompted some Senators to request access to the negotiation records for the treaty. However, the Obama Administration and Democrat Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have denied all such requests, claiming precedent for not providing such access. In fact, Senate precedent supports granting the request because the language in question is a...

At the same time, the House and Senate must also pass a stopgap spending patch to avert a shutdown on Friday at midnight.

Plans for nearly 1,500 new Colorado oil and gas wells were approved in 2022 and while all of them had to assess the cumulative impacts the drilling would create, environmental and community groups say...

Plans for nearly 1,500 new Colorado oil and gas wells were approved in 2022 and while all of them had to assess the cumulative impacts the drilling would create, environmental and community groups say...

As of July 1, the sale of ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds is banned in the state.

RINOs sell out conservatives while rewarding crack dealers and illegal aliens.

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, after beating back a challenge to his leadership position, offered a reasonable analysis on why his party fell short of midterm election hopes.