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Ahead Of Civility Lecture, Lugar Critical Of Trump
Richard Lugar and Lee Hamilton, former Hoosier politicans, are set to engage at Butler University’s Distinguished Lecture Series.
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The Confessions Of Cleveland Bynum
Seventeen years ago, Cleveland Bynum twice admitted to committing a gruesome quintuple murder, and was sentenced to 300 years in prison. In 2014, another confession from beyond the grave cast doubt on his guilt. Now, one of the city’s grittiest wrongful conviction lawyers, Fran Watson, is unearthing new evidence that raises the question: If a dead man can’t save Cleveland Bynum, can anyone?
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Husband-And-Wife Private Detectives Investigate The Murder Of Their Own Daughter
Jessie Whitehouse was shot in her home last fall, and IMPD hasn’t yet publicly identified a suspect.
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Greg Garrison’s Last (?) Words
After 3,000 shows and 8,000 hours on air, Indy’s foremost conservative talker reflects on his controversial career, the future of talk radio, and his friendship with the Vice President.
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The Unblinding: Has Lilly Solved the Alzheimer’s Puzzle? — An Epilogue
Late last winter, Lilly announced the results of a milestone clinical trial. Where does the company go from here?
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Our Interview With Mike Hot-Pence
Glen Pannell has raised $13,000 for four national charities parading around as a pantless Mike Pence. In June, he’s planning a trip to Indianapolis to celebrate the Veep’s birthday by raising money for causes he says Pence threatens.
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Butler University Course Offers In-Depth Study of Trump Election
Course explores why and how Trump’s rhetoric earned him The White House, while discussing strategies of resistance.
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The Terre Haute Experiment
A black box inside one of the nation’s most notorious federal penitentiaries, Terre Haute’s D-Unit is entering a second decade—and third presidential administration. It’s home to some of the nation’s most high-profile and controversially confined inmates of the War on Terror. A majority of them are Muslim. With the specter of Islamophobia hanging over the nation, human rights activists who have fought the Kafkaesque study in isolation now wonder: Are things about to get a whole lot worse?
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Ask Me Anything: Pete Buttigieg
The South Bend Mayor takes his turn in the national spotlight.
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Will Trump Have a Hoosier in His Cabinet?
Indiana’s outsized role in national politics could continue.
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