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Indiana: Poverty Calculation Isn’t Accurate
A new report finds that poverty, or inadequate income to meet a household’s basic needs, is much higher and more…
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Big Oil Outspent Clean Energy Groups by 27x
You’ve probably seen Big Oil ads promoting gas and oil companies as the solutions to climate change. They’re meant to…
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Indiana: House Bill 1186 Protects the Police
Republican state lawmakers have found another way to protect the guilty while restricting the innocent. The Indiana Capital Chronicle was…
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Ron DeSantis Assaults Public Education
As Ron DeSantis has declared and legislated, the safety of Florida — and, yeah, the safety of the nation — isn’t a…
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Small Cities Use Influencers to Attract Residents
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the demographics of cities shifted. As stay-at-home orders, remote work, and bubbling reduced social interaction, restaurants,…
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Reporting on Donald Trump Responsibly
Donald Trump will campaign in the 2024 presidential election, posing unique problems for journalists. His leadership role in the January…
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Making STEM More Accessible for Future Generations
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) skills are essential in today’s job market. As the demand for automated jobs slows…
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SAT & ACT College Entry Tests Are Less Important
College entry tests are becoming a thing of the past. More than 80% of U.S. colleges and universities do not…
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Martin Luther King, Jr. – Courage
In Honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that…
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Muncie: Local Oligarchy in Middletown, USA
The power structure in Muncie is a perfect example of an oligarchy, with the Ball Brothers Foundation serving as the…
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