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Senate Aging Committee releases report warning against reliance on foreign-made generic drugs

By A. D. Diaz | Oct 20, 2025

Chairman Rick Scott and Ranking Member Kirsten Gillibrand of the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging have released an investigative report examining the United States’ reliance on foreign-made generic drugs.

André Carson addresses Indigenous rights, Middle East aid, and health insurance costs in recent posts

By A. D. Diaz | Oct 14, 2025

Congressman André Carson addressed U.S. government relations with Indigenous communities, humanitarian concerns in Gaza, and healthcare affordability in posts made on October 13 and 14, 2025.

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Jefferson Shreve highlights Alzheimer’s walk, Israel attack anniversary, and military pay concerns

By A. D. Diaz | Oct 9, 2025

Congressman Jefferson Shreve used his X account in early October 2025 to comment on local Alzheimer's advocacy efforts, commemorate the anniversary of an attack in Israel, and address concerns about military pay amid federal budget debates.

André Carson criticizes loss of clean energy funds and highlights constituent outreach

By A. D. Diaz | Oct 8, 2025

Congressman André Carson posted about the removal of clean energy funding for Indianapolis International Airport by the Trump administration and promoted his office's availability for local residents seeking assistance.

Indiana House Republicans seek interns for 2026 legislative session

By A. D. Diaz | Oct 6, 2025

Indiana House Republicans are looking for student interns to join the 2026 legislative session, according to State Representative Matt Lehman.

Brown County schools receive state grant for security improvements

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 23, 2025

The Brown County School Corporation has received $35,265 in state funding for safety improvements through Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program.

Lehman discusses state government's use of artificial intelligence at recent task force meeting

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 21, 2025

State Rep. Matt Lehman, co-chair of Indiana's Artificial Intelligence Task Force, recently met with other lawmakers and industry professionals to discuss how artificial intelligence is currently being used in state government and what it could...

Parke and Vermillion County schools receive over $214K for security upgrades

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 19, 2025

Parke and Vermillion County schools have been awarded over $214,000 through Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program.

Jefferson Shreve highlights House duties and airport ranking on social media

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 18, 2025

Congressman Jefferson Shreve posted on September 17 and September 18, highlighting his experience presiding over the House floor and celebrating Indianapolis International Airport’s continued recognition as a top-ranked facility.

André Carson voices concerns over NDAA provisions and reiterates opposition to violence

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 12, 2025

Congressman André Carson criticized elements of the 2025 NDAA in posts dated September 11-12, highlighting concerns over environmental policy rollbacks and weapons transfers.

André Carson explains vote against 2025 NDAA over concerns for LGBTQ+ rights and military conduct

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 11, 2025

U.S. Congressman André Carson outlined his reasons for voting against the 2025 NDAA in posts made on September 11, citing concerns about discrimination against LGBTQ+ servicemembers and oversight failures related to military asset use.

André Carson addresses redistricting concerns and condemns political violence

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 11, 2025

U.S. Representative André Carson shared statements on social media regarding redistricting practices targeting minority districts and recent incidents of political violence on September 10-11, 2025.

Speaker reflects on death penalty views after Supreme Court's Dobbs decision

By A. D. Diaz | Sep 9, 2025

I once believed Indiana was right to use the death penalty.

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