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Dec 18

Indiana mayor re-elected by 1 vote after ballot challenge

By Associated Press

The mayor of an Indiana town has been re-elected by one vote after an election panel threw out a ballot.

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May 01

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Rural Indiana struggles with drug-fueled HIV epidemic

By Jason Kane and Sarah Varney, Kaiser Health News

A rural region of Indiana has become the center of the state's worst-ever HIV epidemic. For the first time, that state's legislature passed a bill this week allowing drug users in high-risk areas to trade used needles for clean ones.

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May 01

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In town overhwelmed by HIV, teens take matters into their own hands

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Apr 19

HIV-stricken Indiana county sees uptick in new cases

By Daniel Costa-Roberts

A southeastern Indiana county at the epicenter of a drug-related HIV crisis has seen a significant uptick in new cases of the virus since it began a temporary needle exchange program more than two weeks ago.

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Apr 16

Backlash to Indiana's religious freedom bill helped my LGBTQ students

By Brad Layman

Editor's Note: Indiana's passage of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in March immediately sparked criticism that the bill would allow private business to discriminate against LGBT individuals. Teacher Brad Layman describes how the bill, though disappointing to his students, also spurred an…

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Apr 04

Pizzeria at center of culture war raises over $800k through crowdfunding

By Daniel Costa-Roberts

Memories Pizza in Walkerton, Indiana closed its doors this week after receiving a spate of threats in response to the owners' statements that they would not cater gay weddings. The controversy is part of a larger national discussion about religious…

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Apr 03

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Shields and Brooks on making a deal with Iran, religious freedom and the marketplace

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Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks join Hari Sreenivasan to discuss the week’s top news, including the newly reached agreement framework for Iran’s nuclear program and the controversy over Religious Freedom laws and discrimination.

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Apr 02

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Faith, politics and business converge in debate over Religious Freedom laws

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After the uproar over Indiana’s Religious Freedom act, lawmakers in that state and Arkansas worked to revise or create new legislation to prove the laws do not allow discrimination. Gwen Ifill talks to Pastor Tim Overton of Halteman Village Baptist…

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Apr 02

Indiana governor approves changes to state's religious freedom law

By Justin Scuiletti

Republican leaders in the Indiana legislature announced today a proposal aiming to clarify the state's controversial religious freedom law, which has come under fire under the belief that the new rules would allow businesses to discriminate against LGBT customers…

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Mar 31

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Religious Freedom bill stirs Hoosier uproar

By PBS News Hour

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence said he wanted to clarify his state’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act, defending the law he signed last week as not discriminatory. In the last few days, gay rights groups have protested while high-profile companies have come…

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