Indiana needs reliable, affordable renewable energy
EDITOR’S NOTE: There are some in our communities who prefer to live in a time when it was OK to burn coal to power our homes and run our factories.
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EDITOR’S NOTE: There are some in our communities who prefer to live in a time when it was OK to burn coal to power our homes and run our factories.
Indiana has a proud legacy of manufacturing that continues to this day, but the state is now at a crossroads.
State legislators declared their intent to take action against hatred targeting Jewish residents. Yet HB 1002 does not do it.The post Governor’s veto is needed to prevent an antisemitic debacle
Indiana lawmakers have passed a bill that defines antisemitism in education code. The bill — meant to address antisemitism on college campuses — has been the topic of persistent debate
Caryl Auslander of the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council said the bill should still be able to accomplish its goal.