DC Max’s Indiana Costume; 'Unlawful' cannabis lobbying?; and Undoing Trump’s Golden Age of Corruption

For someone running to be Indiana's chief elections officer, DC Max Engling seems to spend an awful lot of time reminding us where he really came from. When he moved to Indiana two years ago to run for Congress, most of his campaign money flowed from Washington, D.C., and Virginia—not from Hoosiers. Now his campaign is facing scrutiny over accepting a reported $60,000 contribution from a dark money political organization tied to Sen. Jim Banks, raising fresh questions about whether Indiana's campaign finance laws were followed.

A complaint to Indiana election officials alleges that Republican secretary of state candidate Max Engling violated state law by accepting a $60,000 campaign contribution from a dark money group associated with U.S. Sen. Jim Banks.

The Indiana Department of Child Services is investigating after the agency shared an email containing the names of 290 Boone County employees and their Social Security numbers.

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales was among nearly two dozen state officials from around the country who gathered recently for the National Association of Secretaries of State conference, where Votebeat reported many expressed concern about the Trump administration seeming to reduce its role in helping

The review comes after an IndyStar investigation into medical understaffing and allegations of substandard care that may have led to detainee deaths.

Just as Marie Antoinette’s alleged quip about cake inflamed her French subjects, an Indiana University part-time professor’s stunt with a bakery treat has ignited calls for her to be fired and highlighted the pressure academics are under in the Hoosier State. Elizabeth Booker Houston, an adjunct

The Great Midwest — from Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and Evansville — has been shrouded in smoke generated by some 835 Canadian wildfires along with 150 in the United States, including 15 in Michigan. Get used to it, good Hoosier folk. What was once an occasional wind-born particulate invasion is now becoming an annual occurrence.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is seeking to restore outcomes-based performance funding for the state’s public colleges and universities in the next biennial budget.

Testimony was heard three times recently in the Marion County grand jury's investigation, but details are sparse.

He’s made the presidency into a profitable grift. Here’s how some of his ill-gotten gains might be clawed back.

Donald Trump unleashed a series of expletives in an explosive rant about his war in Iran during a recent Oval Office meeting, according to those who overheard the tirade

Opposition to data centers growing; majority think US spending too much on Israel aid A…Full Release & Results

The Low-T call is coming from inside the Pentagon. What if I told you that everything that you have been told about transgender issues was a lie? That none of the “just asking questions,” “protecting women’s sports,” and “we can’t afford to pay for their care” arguments were made in good faith?

The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond has risen steadily this year, as the Iran war rages, government spending worries intensify and artificial intelligence spending boosts growth.

The move follows a report released by his Domestic Policy Council saying leaders of the Smithsonian don’t tell history “in a way that is inspiring, unifying, and worthy of our great republic.”

The administration’s latest power grab is disguised as boring technical guidance.

Most House Republicans are frustrated that a small band of conservatives are upending the party’s agenda, yet they face few consequences.

At least one of President Donald Trump’s jokes at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner actually landed: the one where he trashed his own speech.

A tired-looking Donald Trump appeared to doze off at the rescheduled White House Correspondents' dinner tonight.

Key Democrats had pushed for the state as a signal of Black voters’ importance, especially after the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act.

President Donald Trump on Friday proposed that LeBron James is "racist" simply because "he doesn't like Trump."Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy asked Trump to settle the LeBron vs. Michael Jordan debate, prompted by James's announcement that he is signing with the Philadelphia 7...

The Las Vegas Raiders signed No. 1 overall draft pick quarterback Fernando Mendoza to a four-year deal worth $57.27 million on July, 23, 2026.

Fever star Caitlin Clark has been named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week after a record-setting performance on Friday.

Spain defeats Argentina 1-0 to become World Cup champions. Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in extra time to secure victory.