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Gov. Mike Braun’s self-proclaimed “agnosticism” on the death penalty evaporated the moment he signed off on another execution. Denying clemency for Roy Lee Ward doesn’t make Braun neutral — it makes him complicit. The governor loves to say lawmakers should decide Indiana’s death penalty policy, but that’s hard to swallow when he’s already turned the switch back on for the state’s third execution in under a year. Every execution is a choice, and Braun’s choice wasn’t about justice — it was about political optics and appeasing the tough-on-crime crowd. Indiana’s death penalty is a financial, moral, and constitutional disaster masquerading as justice. The state has spent millions on expired lethal injection drugs, nearly four times more per case than life without parole, all for a punishment proven to deter nothing but compassion. Even the “humane” method — pentobarbital — leaves inmates convulsing and gasping, a macabre spectacle shielded from full media scrutiny. Braun could have stood on principle and spared Hoosiers the cruelty and waste. Instead, he chose symbolism over sense, and blood over backbone. Gary Snyder, The SnydeReport |
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Jim Banks forgets who was President in 2020 The 2020 Census was a fraud. The Biden admin used a shady “privacy” formula that scrambled the data and miscounted 14 states. It included illegal immigrants and handed Democrats extra seats. Americans deserve a fair count and I’m fighting to fix it
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Braun and Beckwith illustrate the problem Without intending to, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith just demonstrated much of what is wrong with American politics these days. The occasion for their object lesson was the stabbing of former NFL quarterback and current football commentator Mark Sanchez in Indianapolis.
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Construction worker struck, killed by school bus near Kokomo A construction worker was killed and a school bus driver was injured during a crash in Howard County on Monday afternoon. According to Indiana State Police, troopers and Howard County Sheriff’s deputies began to receive reports about a crash involving a pedestrian and school bus around 3:30 p.m. The reports indicated that the crash occurred on State Road 22 near County Road 400 East. |
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FLIGHT DELAYS ACROSS COUNTRY A pilot preparing to take off Monday from Hollywood Burbank Airport in California took the routine step of radioing the air traffic control tower. But instead of the usual back-and-forth conversation of coordinating departure, the pilot received a different response: “The tower is closed due to staffing,” according to audio recorded by LiveATC.net. |
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Trump open to invoking the Insurrection Act President Donald Trump on Monday said he would consider using the Insurrection Act to deploy the military if federal courts prevented him from deploying the National Guard to protect federal buildings and conduct law enforcement operations.
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Top prosecutor rejecting pressure to charge New York AG... A top prosecutor in Virginia has informed colleagues she plans to decline to seek charges against New York Attorney General Letitia James, resisting intense pressure from President Donald Trump, according to two people familiar with her discussions.
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President Won't Rule Out Ghislaine Pardon... President Donald Trump was asked in the Oval Office on Monday if he would consider pardoning convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, after the Supreme Court said it would not hear her appeal.
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MAGA Melts Down as Country Star Bashes ICE in New Song Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Zach Bryan teased an upcoming song on his Instagram account on Friday, immediately stoking outrage among conservatives who took issue with his unsubtle dig at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Trump Says ‘There’s No Reason To Be Good’ Except For... Speaking about his presidential prayer initiative for the nation’s 250th anniversary next year, the notoriously not-so-pious Trump claimed he’s long believed that “if a country doesn’t have religion, doesn’t have faith, doesn’t have God, it’s gonna be very hard to be a good country.” |
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GOP Representative's “Civics 101” Lesson Backfires Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) tried to deliver a smug “Civics 101” lecture on Twitter and was quickly fact-checked by the platform’s Community Notes. In the post, Van Orden claimed the Senate needs 60 votes to pass a bill, saying Republicans could do it with 53 members if six Democrats joined and Vice President JD Vance cast a tie-breaking vote. |
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Colts kicker Spencer Shrader out for the season with knee injury Late in the second quarter, Raiders safety Tristin McCollum ran into Shrader's right knee during an extra point attempt. The Colts went for 2 on each of their remaining touchdown drives in part because they would have needed a replacement for holder Rigoberto Sanchez, the backup kicker.
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