EDITORIAL: Trump’s feud with the press weakens our democracy
Jun 28, 2017 8:52 pmThe battle between the press corps and the Trump Administration continues to weaken our democracy and tarnish our nation’s reputation abroad.
The battle between the press corps and the Trump Administration continues to weaken our democracy and tarnish our nation’s reputation abroad.
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After losing both special congressional elections held on Tuesday, it’s become clear that Democrats face a difficult path to reclaiming the nation’s Republican-controlled legislature in 2018.
Republicans criticized Obamacare for being rushed through Congress, but now they're doing exactly that.
Anxiety is increasing among millennials, but it isn't because we're "soft."
A lack of economic growth in Kansas proves extreme tax cuts don't deliver on conservative promises.
A billboard on I-465 presents misleading and inaccurate information about the prophet Muhammad.
Recent racially-charged events have exposed a divide in how liberals are thinking and talking about race and free speech.
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The cost of textbooks every semester is ridiculous, and IU needs to do something about it
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Vaping bill is a good step, if it is enforced.
It's a waste of time to reinforce laws that are already federally established
O'Reilly's ouster should have come before advertisers pulled support.
IU athletics takes a hard stance on athletes with histories of sexual violence
House Bill 1130 would have ensured that students could report openly and truthfully without fear
The English Graduate Solidarity Coalition issues a response to Robel's letter.
IU showed us its commitment to free speech last week
We cannot allow other countries to use chemical weapons
When someone makes a mistake, we expect them to atone for it in some way. We also expect, in the interest of fairness, that the atonement will be equal in magnitude to the initial wrongdoing.
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