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'The Story of Water': New Video From Story of Stuff Team Delivers Short, Beautiful Smackdown of Water Privatization
A screenshot from The Story of Stuff's new video, The Story of Water: Who Controls the Way We Drink?
Upholding Indiana's Fetal Remains Law, Supreme Court Sends 'Direct Signal' That Roe May Be In Jeopardy
Julia Conley, staff writer
"This law does absolutely nothing to improve healthcare. It's meant to shame women and cut off access by driving up the costs of an abortion procedure."
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'A Drastic Difference': With Climate Crisis Fueling Storms and Floods, Historic Delay in Planting Season Threatens US Farmers and Food Prices
Eoin Higgins, staff writer
Corn burst from a grain bin which was soaked with floodwater on March 23, 2019, near Union, Nebraska.
"Last year at this time, we would have been done."
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'Outrageous. Unacceptable.': Indiana Teachers Shot 'Execution-Style' With Pellets in School Shooting Drill
Jake Johnson, staff writer
"In New Zealand, they respond to a mass shooting by banning semi-automatics...
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'We're Voting Them Out!': Watch a Horde of Hoosiers March With Bernie Sanders to Early-Voting Site in Indiana
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In 'Victory for Women,' Appeals Court Upholds Ban on Pence's Indiana Law Requiring Ultrasounds Before Abortions
Wish I Voted for Sanders, Says Laid-Off Carrier Worker Duped by 'Con Man' Trump
Mike Pence
Pence's Indiana 'Cautionary Tale' for Privatizing Infrastructure Projects
Will New Studies Make Betsy DeVos Admit School Vouchers Are a Total Scam?
#WalkOutND: Students Plan to Protest Pence Speech at Notre Dame University
Mike Pence
Federal Judge Blocks Pence's "Extreme" Anti-Abortion Indiana Law
Trump's New Medicaid Head Wastes No Time Urging States to Make System More Cruel
Chuck Jones, president of United Steelworkers Local 1999, is pictured at a diner in Indianapolis earlier this year.
Betraying Pro-Worker Facade, 'Vindictive' Trump Attacks Union Leader
Carrier Union Leader on Trump's Jobs Claim: "I Almost Threw Up in My Mouth"
The Carrier plant in Indianapolis, Indiana, where United Technologies is preserving only 1,000 jobs in exchange for a reportedly large tax cut and regulatory favors promised by President-elect Donald Trump.
Bernie Sanders: Big Business 'Took Trump Hostage and Won'
With 'A Friend in the White House,' Texas Lawmakers Prep Anti-Woman Attack

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Common Cause
Common Cause Indiana Files Challenge to Indiana’s Unconstitutional Absentee Ballot Signature Match Rejections
National Network of Abortion Funds
Indiana Appeals Court Sends Mixed Message with Purvi Patel Decision
Center for Biological Diversity
New Report: Rooftop Solar Power Blocked by Sunny States With Bad Policy
NARAL Pro-Choice America
NARAL Statement on Indiana Abortion Ban
Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)
CAIR Monitoring Probe Into Shooting Deaths of 3 Indiana Muslims
Sierra Club
Court Strikes Down Approval to Spend $90 Million on Vectren’s Aging Power Plants
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