Julia Vaughn: Legislation raises more hurdles for Hoosier voters
According to the Cost of Voting study conducted by Northern Illinois University in 2020, Indiana’s restrictive voting laws make casting a ballot in the Hoosier state more difficult than most others. Our ranking was 41st in 2020, and if House Bill 1334 passes, it adds hurdles that are sure to get worse.
Norman Knight: Just the Foxx, ma’am
Welcome to Foxx News, your most trusted news source for all things vulpine-related. I’m your host, Reynard Redd.
Michael Hicks: Bank failures warn of deeper economic problems
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank are markers of broader problems in the banking sector more generally. To be able to understand what is happening and how it may develop in the months ahead requires some institutional background on banks and some history on bank failures.
John Krull: What’s around the corner isn’t good
Jeff Smulyan delivered the line almost as a throwaway, but it had a sting.
Niki Kelly: Parental rights championed by Republicans — except when they’re not
One of these things is not like the others,
Dick Wolfsie: Just fine for parking
I recently read in one of my newsfeeds that an 85-year-old man was fumbling through his drawers (which is a funny image, right there) and found a one-dollar parking ticket fine that he had gotten almost 70 years ago and forgot to pay.
Ryan Trares: For the birds
Be aware birds of central Indiana — somebody’s watching you.
League of Women Voters: Make a plan, make your vote count
Voting is convenient and flexible when you make a plan.
David Carlson: Worship in black and white
When friends discover that my father was a minister, they seem to assume that I had a sheltered childhood. In some senses, they are right. In some ways, I saw less of life than did my friends, but in other ways I saw more. In significant ways, my childhood gave me a different vantage point on life that has remained with me.