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WHAT YOU MISSED IN THE WEEKEND EDITION
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Sen. Dr. Tyler Johnson is not above public access law
After stepping directly into the fire in his freshman term by authoring legislation banning gender-affirming care for Indiana youth that brewed one of the top culture battles of this session, Johnson, who represents most of DeKalb County, is now making new waves by attempting to use his position of power to try to block information in a civil lawsuit from being seen by the public. And he wants to dispose of the case based on his position in the Senate. |
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Mike Pence is getting some political muscle
A super PAC backing an expected Mike Pence presidential bid is planning to launch in mid-May, while his campaign is ramping up talks with consultants and activists in early nominating states, according to a senior adviser to the former vice president. |
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Indiana lawmakers keep their eyes on the prize
It was a long march, one filled with hardship for the lawmakers. There were times during the four months of their labors that the legislators came perilously close to running out of innocent Hoosiers they could persecute, bad situations they could make worse and solidly functioning dynamics to ruin. |
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Ron Klain to Jen Psaki on Pence testimony: 'Totally unprecedented'
Former White House chief of staff for President Biden Robert Klain joins Jen Psaki for a wide-ranging interview. Klain discusses the 2024 presidential race, former Vice President Pence testifying before the grand jury investigating Trump's role on January 6, the DOJ, gun reform, and more. |
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Killing of Indiana Senate Bill 424 causes riptide of emotion
SB 424 would have required safety stations to be placed on piers and at all public access points on Lake Michigan. The bill would have gone into effect July 1 and required a minimum of 100 stations to be installed — each including a life ring, weather-proof case and durable rope about 100 feet in length.
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IU adds forward from Miami
Indiana added a piece to its frontcourt for next season when Miami (Florida) forward Anthony Walker announced he will transfer to play his final year of eligibility with the Hoosiers.
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Colts draft BYU, Northwestern linemen in Round 4
The Indianapolis Colts opened the third day of the NFL Draft by choosing offensive tackle Blake Freeland of BYU and defensive tackle Adetomiwa Adebawore of Northwestern with their fourth round picks. |
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