Rep. Banks: ‘The White House must either let go of its green energy dreams or respond to China’s predatory EV trade practices’
Congressman Jim Banks, representing Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District, has called on the Biden Administration to either abandon its "green energy dreams" or address China's "predatory" electric vehicle (EV) trade policies. Banks, a member of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, made this statement in a press release published on March 18.
U.S. Rep. Banks: 'Biden’s open border policies put the lives of our brave men and women in border patrol (and all Americans) at risk'
Congressman Jim Banks has asserted that President Biden's "open border policies" are endangering American lives. Banks made this claim on March 21, in response to a video depicting a group of immigrants breaching the southern border fencing and rushing towards National Guard officers.
Indiana's Q3 2023 individual income tax revenue down 25.2% from previous quarter
The third quarter of 2023 brought in $2.8 billion in individual income tax revenue for Indiana, a 25.2% decrease from the second quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's Quarterly Summary of State and Local Taxes.
- Q3 2023 Tax Revenue: Indiana collects $3.7 billion in sales and gross receipt tax
- March Madness: Indiana represented by 12 basketball players in women’s NCAA tournament
- U.S. Rep Jim Banks: 'Biden has only deported .25% of the Venezuelans who have illegally entered our country'
- 39 basketball players from Indiana to play in NCAA men’s tournament
- Indiana ranked 18th lowest in the U.S. for average income in 2021
Catholic Vote President: 'These morally confused adults are removed from reality and good sense'
Catholic Vote President Brian Burch says that plaintiffs in an Indiana lawsuit suing to repeal the prevention of gender reassignment surgeries in minors are acting against the health and best interest of the minors affected.
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Indiana Attorney General signs letter to Biden, Mayorkas ‘supporting Texas’s efforts to secure the border’
Attorney General of Indiana Todd Rokita (R) joined more than two dozen state attorneys general in signing a letter to President Joe Biden and Homeland Security Security Aljandro Mayorkas in support of “Governor Abbott’s efforts to secure our border.”
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Indianapolis doctor says chronic inflammation from sinusitis can affect the brain
Sinusitis can lead to unexpected problems, including cognitive challenges. Dr. Nicholas Hollenkamp of Indianapolis Sinus Center said sinus inflammation can affect many different things, including the brain.
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Analysis: Indiana ranked #10 for gun sales in 2022
Indiana ranked #10 for gun sales in 2022, with an estimated 543,006 guns sold, according to federal data compiled in a new report by SafeHome.org.
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ACRU’s West: Indiana policy on affirmative action 'systematically racist'
Indiana's policy of allowing affirmative action in areas such as public education and public employment reflects a philosophy that's "systematically racist," the executive director of the American Constitutional Rights Union (ACRU) said.
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Rep. Pence votes to strike down Biden administration’s ‘pistol-brace rule’
Republican Rep. Greg Pence voted for a resolution last week to repeal a new Biden administration rule that critics say is “unconstitutional” and “onerous” in the way it regulates the ownership of stabilizing pistol braces.
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ACRU’s Lori Roman: 'We applaud' Indiana policymakers who 'fight to preserve and maintain constitutional rights like permitless carry'
The head of the American Constitutional Rights Union (ACRU) has called Indiana's policy of allowing citizens to carry concealed weapons without a permit an affirmation of citizens' rights to keep and bear arms.
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Analysis: Indiana one of 41 states that do not ban affirmative action
With the U.S. Supreme Court expected to rule this summer on the constitutionality of affirmative action in college admissions, an analysis by the Hoosier State Today shows that Indiana is one of 41 states that currently allow affirmative action.
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Analysis: Indiana among 25 states not part of 'hyper-partisan' voter data group, study finds
Indiana is among 25 states that have resigned from or are not members of a national voter data group accused of partisanship in its work to expand voter rolls and lacking in transparency, an analysis by the Hoosier State Today found.
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Indiana among 26 states the allow concealed carry without a permit, new study finds
Indiana is among the 26 states that allow residents to carry concealed weapons without a permit, a new tally of weapons permit laws by the U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) concludes.
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Analysis: Indiana among the 11 states with education savings accounts
As Florida becomes the latest state to create an education savings account (ESA) program, an analysis by the Hoosier State Today shows that Indiana is one of 11 states that has such a program.
