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A Parade of Power: Protests Loom Over Trump's Military Celebration

Donald Trump · United States

A Parade of Power: Protests Loom Over Trump's Military Celebration

58% Center coverage: 112 sources

President Trump warns against protests at a military parade marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary in Washington. Law enforcement prepares for large attendance, with permits issued for protests despite no credible threats. Nationwide protests, organized by No Kings, highlight grievances against Trump's policies.See the Story

More States Win Approval to Ban Residents From Using Food Stamps to Buy Soda, Candy

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

More States Win Approval to Ban Residents From Using Food Stamps to Buy Soda, Candy

52% Center coverage: 37 sources

It’s official. Come January, residents in Idaho, Arkansas and Utah who are on food stamps will no longer be able to use the grocery-purchasing assistance to buy soft drinks or candy. Read more...See the Story

IN Department of Health Celebrates Decrease in Infant Mortality Rate

Indianapolis · Indianapolis

IN Department of Health Celebrates Decrease in Infant Mortality Rate

62% Center coverage: 13 sources

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - Officials say data from the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) indicate there are fewer babies dying. IDOH says according to provisional data, the 2024 infant mortality rate (IMR) in Indiana is 6.3 deaths per 1,000 live births, which is a decrease from 6.6 in 2023. Officials say if this IMR remains the same when finalized, it would be the lowest rate of infant deaths in Indiana since 1900. The previous lowest rate for in…See the Story

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Walz Says Trump Administration Is Ghosting States, Leaving Government Vulnerable in Crisis

Walz Says Trump Administration Is Ghosting States, Leaving Government Vulnerable in Crisis

Walz Says Trump Administration Is Ghosting States, Leaving Government Vulnerable in Crisis

Indiana Department of Correction readies to pay $12 million in jail back payments

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

The Indiana Department of Correction owes Indiana jails about $12.7 million in payments for housing state offenders – but there is a plan in place to pay it back starting July 1 and avoid the problem in the future.Housing · Indianapolis See the Story

Hoosier Homeowners Are Paying $400 More in Insurance Since 2021, Report Says

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Home insurance premiums in Indiana are on the rise – and nonpayment is forcing more policy cancellations, according to a report released this week by the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana. Insurers have also chosen not to renew policies.France · France See the Story

Livestreaming deadline is about more than convenience • Indiana Capital Chronicle

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

State and local government have an upcoming deadline on live-streaming meetings. (Getty Images)Five years after seemingly everything went online during a pandemic, governments are still wrestling with how to make public meetings more accessible. And a July 1 deadline looms around the corner. Livestreaming is an important way to keep Hoosiers informed about decisions being made at all levels of government. And many city council meetings and state…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

Unlicensed driver faces charges after crash

100% Left coverage: 4 sources

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to TaiwanOpinion See the Story

Johnson County students earn teaching scholarships

Coverage: 2 sources

An Indiana teacher reads to her class. (Courtesy Indiana State Teachers Association)Nearly 300 Hoosier students will receive up to $40,000 each to pursue careers in education through the state’s Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship program, higher education officials announced this week. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education awarded 295 awards for the 2025–26 academic year. The renewable scholarship provides up to $10,000 per year…Johnson County, Indiana · Johnson County See the Story

How School Choice Policies Evolved From Supporting Black Students to ...

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Originally developed as a tool to help Black children attend better schools, school voucher programs now serve a different purpose. (Drazen via Getty Images)School voucher programs that allow families to use public funds to pay tuition to attend private schools have become increasingly popular. Thirteen states and the District of Columbia currently operate voucher programs. In addition, 15 states have universal private school choice programs th…Seattle · Seattle See the Story

Indiana Improves: More Hoosier Babies Making Their First Birthday

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LindaYolanda STATE WIDE–More Hoosier babies are living to see their first birthday. That’s according to a new report on infant mortality from the Indiana Dept. of Health. The new preliminary data shows the state, and its mothers and babies, are doing better in that regard than anytime since 1900. The figures show that the rate is 6.3 for every 1,000 live births, which is down from 6.6 for every 1,000 live births. The figures seem cold. But, Eden…Research · Indianapolis See the Story

Republican Indiana Sen. Mike Bohacek still driving as DUI case stalls

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Indiana Sen. Mike Bohacek is still legally driving more than five months after an alleged drunken driving incident in Michigan City, and the Republican lawmaker has asked to keep his license.Indianapolis · Indianapolis See the Story

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