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President Trump signs executive order bringing IndyCar race to DC for America250 — REUTERS / Kevin Lamarque

US Politics · Washington

President Trump signs executive order bringing IndyCar race to DC for America250

46% Center coverage: 150 sources

President Donald Trump will sign an executive order to try to bring an IndyCar race to Washington, D.C., for America250, showcasing the capital’s landmarks and boosting tourism.See the Story

I-65 Reopens After U.S. Mail Trailer Crashes, Splits Open

United States · United States

I-65 Reopens After U.S. Mail Trailer Crashes, Splits Open

100% Center coverage: 11 sources

Lanes reopened on northbound I-65 in Northwest Indiana after a crash involving a U.S. mail trailer on Thursday morning.See the Story

FEMA Approves $4 Million+ in Federal Grants for Indiana After Severe Storms in Spring 2025

FEMA Approves $4 Million+ in Federal Grants for Indiana After Severe Storms in Spring 2025

74% Center coverage: 8 sources

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, recently approved more than $4 million in federal grants to support Indiana following a series of severe storms, tornadoes and flooding in 2025. This comes after the state of Indiana saw one of the worst single-day tornado outbreaks in its history in April 2025. According to [...]See the Story

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