Politics

OPINION: Gamers of the world, unite!: how capitalism is ruining gaming

Whether you make video games or just play them, capitalism is ruining the experience.

Councilmember Dave Rollo addresses history of questioning 9/11 events

Rollo distanced himself from fringe theories about what happened on Sept. 11, 2001.

City Council candidate David Wolfe Bender is running in District 6, residents say he doesn’t live there

Residents of the address Bender listed on his filing, say he does not live there.

Indiana bill would offer career training scholarship funding for high schoolers

House Bill 1002 is part of an effort to "reinvent" high school.

Meet the candidates running for Bloomington City Council

OPINION: In defense of the McDonald's hot coffee woman

What you think you know about this case is all wrong.

OPINION: Denouncing the horrors of capitalism

Capitalism is a violent and horrific system that must be dismantled.

OPINION: The dark hilarity of the George Santos chronicles

Voters in New York were intentionally misled, but at least it has been entertaining.

OPINION: Republicans using the debt ceiling as a weapon is irresponsible

Threatening to destroy the economy isn’t what politicians should do.

OPINION: There will never be freedom under capitalism

Class society creates freedom for the few and misery for many.

OPINION: Bloomington is not a progressive paradise

Recent events should remind us we often take this city’s reputation for granted.

OPINION: Billionaires will not save the media

The ultra-wealthy have a long history of purchasing our means of communication.

Indiana Republican Jim Banks launches U.S. Senate bid

Banks announced his campaign Tuesday morning.

Indiana Supreme Court to hear arguments in abortion ban challenge

Abortion care providers argue the ban violates the Indiana Constitution.

Meet the candidates for the 2023 Bloomington mayoral election

Kerry Thomson, Susan Sandberg and Don Griffin have filed for the mayoral race.

OPINION: The Republican Party is eating itself alive and America is better for it

An increasingly radical political party in peril cannot effectively govern.

OPINION: The Black Panther Party and the power of young people to make change

The Black Panthers were young men and women who made the world better.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb delivers annual State of the State address Tuesday

Holcomb sought funding for infrastructure, public health, education and public safety initiatives.

Holcomb appoints Judge Dana Kenworthy to Indiana Court of Appeals

Kenworthy’s appointment will establish the first female majority in the court’s history.

Recount confirms Republican Dave Hall’s win in District 62 election

Republican Dave Hall won 74 more votes than Democrat Penny Githens.