Stories tagged with "Barack Obama"
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Indiana legislators mum on how they're leaning on health-care reform bill
Even Democrats aren’t tipping their hand on bill, which Obama wants but is politically sensitive WASHINGTON — Indiana’s Democratic lawmakers are keeping their...
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Remaining vigilant on civil rights
Indiana’s latest cross-burning case illustrates challenge facing state and feds Cross burnings may seem like a relic from a dark chapter in American history, but an incident...
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Unemployment now in double digits
Figures lead to question: How can you have a recovery without jobs? The nation’s unemployment rate has hit double digits for the first time since 1983 — and is likely...
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Feds in Indianapolis say hate crimes are top priority
Federal authorities who gathered today in Indianapolis to highlight efforts to crack down on hate crimes pointed to a case out of Muncie as a reason for vigilance. On Thursday, a...
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Not right-wing but still angry
EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Tuesday’s elections were a rebuke to the right wing and a warning to Democrats. They were also a timely reminder that President Barack Obama...
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Full support for general is right response in Afghanistan
I don’t know how many wars Ken Bode (“Time for Obama to show rogue general the door,” Oct. 30) fought for our country, but I served in the Army for 22 years and...
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President asked for advice and that's what he got
How lucky we are that Ken Bode is not in a position of importance. I could not believe what I read in Bode’s Oct. 30 column (“Time for Obama to show rogue general the...
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Defense chief to speak at IU winter graduation
Bloomington — Defense Secretary Robert Gates will visit Indiana University in December to speak at the school’s winter commencement. The university announced Monday...
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Defense secretary to speak to IU grads
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Defense Secretary Robert Gates will visit Indiana University in December to speak at the school’s winter commencement. The university announced...
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For fiscal health, stop the bleeding
Americans have plenty to worry about at a time when the job market is tight, the housing market is weak and the stock markets swing like a 6-year-old at recess. Yet, there’s...
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Community colleges may be victims of their success
Arthur Call commutes three hours roundtrip to Ivy Tech Community College in Peru for his anatomy class because similar courses on campuses closer to his Indianapolis home are...
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Bayh was about a 'coin toss' away from being veep, book says
President Barack Obama nearly chose Sen. Evan Bayh as his running mate, according to a new book by Obama campaign manager David Plouffe , excerpts of which were posted by Time...
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Stimulus money funds 18,000-plus jobs in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS — President Barack Obama’s federal stimulus package has steered about $848 million to Indiana so far and created or retained nearly 18,900 jobs, the White...
