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Jefferson Davis, John C. Calhoun and Robert E. Lee have a lot of things in common. They all were instrumental in either the creation or oversight of the Confederate States of America. They provided the structure, ideas and strategies behind the Civil War.
In an effort to increase security, IU Athletics announced Thursday a clear bag policy for Memorial Stadium and Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The new restriction comes at the recommendation of a New York-based security firm and will take effect for the first time Aug. 31 for the football game against Ohio State.
The U.S. Congress is about to make a mistake.
The Trump administration is laughably out of control, barely held together by one pair of tiny hands.
It seems reasonable to expect that rape survivors sympathize with other victims, that the authorities who are supposed to protect students actually do and that if anyone understands the difference between a rape myth and a reality on college campuses, it’s the head of the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights.
Last Thursday, GOP Senate leadership released the latest version of their health care bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, to repeal and replace the Obama Administration’s Affordable Care Act.
The giants of the industrial age are in trouble, and we should be worried.
Largely forgotten in the West, Yemen faces one of the bloodiest armed conflicts of our time.
Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel has proposed an education policy requiring all high school students to submit a “post-graduation plan” in order to receive their diploma.
On June 29th, the National Rifle Association posted a one-minute video advertisement to its Facebook page featuring conservative television host Dana Loesch of the Blaze.
The early days of this week delivered a slew of journalistic controversies, provoking a renewal of the White House’s combative and tired relationship with the United States press corps.
Since the advent of the Black Lives Matter movement and the ability of everyday Americans to easily record video on their phones, social awareness of acts of police violence has increased significantly.
After losing both special congressional elections held Tuesday, it’s become clear that Democrats face a difficult path to reclaiming the nation’s Republican-controlled legislature in 2018.
For the last two months, congressional Republicans have demonstrated hypocrisy of the highest order concerning health care legislation.
Millennials are often criticized, specifically by baby boomers, for being “too soft.” Our politically correct culture and our incessant protesting is frequently cited as evidence that we’re all just a bunch of “crybabies.”
A five year exercise in “trickle-down economics” ended in failure for the state of Kansas last Tuesday.
A recently placed billboard alongside I-465 South is drawing much well-deserved criticism from the Muslim community of Indianapolis, according to USA Today.
Two racially-charged events made headlines at the end of last week that have seemingly divided those situated on the left side of the political aisle.
President Donald Trump had a chance to prove his capacity for foreign diplomacy – beyond his late-night tweets – to world leaders last week, but, ultimately, he failed to do so.
In the last several weeks, there have been numerous revelations surrounding the Trump Administration, its possible collusion with Russian officials and its relationship to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
