Indiana police using legal loophole to steal without cause If you’re sending your packages via FedEx, beware. The State of Indiana could be seizing them without any warrant or probable cause. According to a lawsuit filed by the Institute […]
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Gov. Eric Holcomb announced June 26 the state intends to resume executions, with the first being Joseph Corcoran, who was convicted of four murders in 1997. If carried out, it would be the first execution by the state since 2009.
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LPIN has candidates in all nine Indiana districts Every Hoosier will have the ability to send Libertarians to Capitol Hill in November. The Libertarian Party of Indiana filled out its congressional delegation by nominating Dakotah Miskus of LaPorte County
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The Libertarian Party of Indiana mourns the passing of Phil Miller, a longtime activist and leader in the Libertarian Party of Indiana. Miller passed away June 2 at age 69. Miller served on the Greenfield City Council from 2000 to
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The Libertarian Party of Monroe County has long championed the position that freedom does not just belong to whom we agree with but to all peaceful people. Defending someone’s right of autonomy, to conduct themselves the way they see fit,
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On May 1, the Libertarian Party announced former president – and presumptive Republican nominee – Donald Trump was invited and agreed to speak at the upcoming Libertarian National Convention. The Libertarian Party of Indiana strongly opposes this invitation. The Libertarian
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The first words of the Constitution explain who runs the government – We The People. Those words mean governments exist to serve the people, not the other way around. Increasingly, lawmakers are looking to limit the input and access of
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A bill intended to “protect children” would effectively make it difficult for all Hoosiers to access Internet content, even if they are adults. Senate Bill 17 would require any “adult-oriented” website or a website with “material harmful to minors” to
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A student is having a bad day and goes to the guidance office for some help and support. There, instead of meeting a counselor, the person offering advice is a retired minister, who is not necessarily trained to counsel teenagers,
Chaplains in Schools Read More »
When Hoosiers pay their electric, gas or water bills, the state gets a cut. Never one to turn down a chance to raise hidden revenue, Indiana charges sales tax to individual customers on utility bills. But Meta – which recently
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