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Racing is Not Winning for Indiana Data Centers
by Sam Carpenter, Indiana Capital Chronicle December 3, 2025 This past June and July, my family’s electricity bill jumped by more than 30% compared to…
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Taxpayer-Funded AI: Genesis Mission is Corporate Welfare
The federal government’s new Genesis Mission—a multi-billion-dollar project run by the Department of Energy (DOE) aimed at achieving global technology dominance through Artificial Intelligence (AI)—has…
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The Genesis Mission: Federal AI Initiative Explained
In a move that the White House compares to the historic Manhattan Project of World War II, the federal government has launched a massive, coordinated…
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Indiana House Returning Next Week to Address Redistricting
by Tom Davies, Casey Smith and Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle November 25, 2025 The prospects of President Donald Trump getting a new Indiana…
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Business Growth Through Community Trust
It’s easy to assume that being a successful business is all about the numbers and a good plan to grow. Still, although those things definitely…
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Zionists Are Losing the Narrative
Zionists are currently experiencing a profound and public crisis of narrative control. This was made startlingly clear by former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz, whose recent…
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Collaboration or Coercion? Ball State’s $35M Project Fails the Community Test
A massive development project championed by Ball State University (BSU), widely known to be funded by a generous Lilly Endowment grant, is moving forward at…
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Second Harvest Food Bank Responds to SNAP Benefit Interruption Amid Government Shutdown
MUNCIE, IN – As the federal government shutdown continues and November SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits remain unfunded, Second Harvest Food Bank of East…
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Redistricting Indiana Has Far More Risks Than Rewards
by Robert Dion, Indiana Capital Chronicle October 29, 2025 Gov. Mike Braun this week called for a special session of the legislature to look into…
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Protests Expand to Smaller Indiana Communities
by Noelle Maxwell, Indiana Capital Chronicle October 16, 2025 Since Jan. 20, organizations such as No Kings and 50501 have mobilized, holding regular protests against…
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