A Physician’s Take: Prior Authorization May Be Worth Saving
By Dr. Alexander Choi After two decades as a physician, a local elected official, the board chairman of a large private practice physician organization, and …
By Dr. Alexander Choi After two decades as a physician, a local elected official, the board chairman of a large private practice physician organization, and …
by Nate LaMar Having served in Germany, Jordan, the Pentagon, and elsewhere, I saw firsthand what American strength looks like. I see it again today …
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Running for Marion County Republican Chair is sort of like trying to be valedictorian in summer school; at the end of the …
by Joseph Adamje AJ Feeney-Ruiz Ten years ago next Tuesday, I left the victory party of what would be my last gig in politics or …
By Betsy Wiley, President & CEO, The Institute for Quality Education Indiana’s Choice Scholarship program has been the subject of both high praise and fierce …
By Vanessa Green Sinders, Indiana Chamber of Commerce President and CEO The Indiana Chamber of Commerceis home to the Wellness Council of Indiana, whose mission …
By Jim Merritt & Sarah Donsbach What will diplomas look like for Hoosier students entering high school in 2025? Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner …
By Neal Bowling, You have asked for an explanation of why many of us perceive the Trump prosecution and trial as raising serious and troubling …
by Jon Winkler Here in Indiana, it can be easy to take for granted how reliable our state’s energy grid is. We don’t experience the …
by Jeremy Stephenson Our company and local investors want to share our significant opposition to Senate Bill 52. 1820 Ventures is a real estate investment …