Playing the sympathy card isn’t working
I am writing in response to last week’s letter to the editor by Christine Fischer.
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Fentanyl Deaths Decrease For First Time in Decade, Remain Near Record High
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new provisional data Wednesday, May 15, indicating that in 2023 U.S. fentanyl poisoning deaths decreased slightly from 2022 levels, marking the first decrease in fentanyl deaths in more than a decade.
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Court Allows Biden Rule Limiting Asylum At The Border To Be Kept In Place For Now
A federal appeals court on Thursday, Aug. 3 decided to allow the Biden administration to keep in place a temporary two-year rule that restricts asylum at the U.S. border, while the legal challenges to a lower court’s ruling play out.
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Indiana Borrowers Among Those To Get Student Debt Relief
The Biden-Harris administration has approved 804,000 borrowers for $39 billion in federal student loans for automatic discharge this summer.
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Trump Indicted By Manhattan Grand Jury, According To Reports
A New York criminal grand jury has indicted former President Donald Trump, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office confirmed following news reports.
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Three kids, Three Adults Killed In Shooting At Nashville Private Elementary School
Three children and three adult staff members are dead after a mass shooting event Monday at The Covenant School, a private Christian school in Nashville’s Green Hills neighborhood.
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Bipartisan Former Members Of Congress Call For Boost In Funding To Secure Elections
A bipartisan group of former U.S. lawmakers on the National Council on Election Integrity called on Congress on Friday to spend $400 million on election integrity to insulate the system from foreign interference.
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Biden Student Debt Relief Plan Met With Skepticism From U.S. Supreme Court Conservatives
The majority conservative wing of the U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical Tuesday that the Biden administration had the authority to implement a federal student debt relief program that was estimated to potentially aid millions of borrowers.
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Young Hammers On Inflation, McDermott Bets On Abortion Turnout
By Lisa Bonilla Muniz Indiana Capital Chronicle INDIANAPOLIS – U.S. Sen. Todd Young, a Republican, centered his reelection bid on fighting inflation and spending in a debate Sunday night, Oct. 16, while his primary challenger, Democrat Tom McDermott, focused his message on abortion rights and Young’s votes for … Read More
Marijuana Pardons Not Coming To Indiana, Holcomb Says
President Joe Biden recently granted full and unconditional pardons to all Americans with federal convictions of simple marijuana possession, but don’t expect Indiana to follow suit.
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How Will Biden’s Move On Cannabis Change Policy In Indiana?
President Joe Biden on Thursday announced executive actions that would pardon thousands of people with prior federal offenses of simple marijuana possession.
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Daniels Critical Of Biden’s Student Debt Forgiveness Plan
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels says the move by President Joe Biden to cancel student loan debt is misguided and “incredibly unfair.”
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Sen. Braun Pushes For More Spending On Agriculture Research
Indiana Sen. Mike Braun said increasing government spending on agriculture research should be a top priority for the federal government as lawmakers in Congress craft their ongoing response to food security issues.
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Young Votes To Support Gun Legislation
U.S. Sen. Todd Young on Tuesday, June 21, joined 13 other Republicans in supporting gun safety legislation that appears to be moving closer to passage.
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Vaccine Mandate Lawsuit Could Be ‘Uphill Climb,’ Expert Says
Indiana officials are mounting opposition to a recently unveiled federal mandate that will require Americans who work at companies with 100 or more employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Republicans Line Up Against Latest Federal Vaccine Mandate
Indiana Republicans are voicing strong opposition to President Joe Biden’s upcoming mandate requiring all workers with companies of more than 100 be vaccinated or regularly tested for COVID-19.
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