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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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The Unblinding: Has Lilly Solved the Alzheimer’s Puzzle?
The pharmaceutical firm has spent nearly three decades and $3 billion in an Ahab-like quest to develop the world’s first effective drug to attack Alzheimer’s. The search has consumed the careers of Eli Lilly and Company scientists and staffers as they try to cure a disease that afflicts a new victim in the United States every 66 seconds. And this month—when the results of a milestone clinical trial are revealed in a top-secret room in the company’s Indianapolis headquarters—the world will find out whether they got it right.
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The Mind Trust’s Long Road to School Revolution
A local nonprofit has made Indy a national model for education reform—gaining unprecedented power along the way. But behind every success the group’s approach has helped fund lies a debate: Should outside parties have this much influence on public schools?
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A System Reboot for Child Pornography Detectives
Three Hoosiers revolutionized the way authorities now investigate those crimes all over the world—a method employed all too often at home.
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No, Really—Pence Could Be Trump’s VP Pick
In what would be a political shotgun wedding for the ages, Indiana’s governor has emerged as an unlikely finalist in the presumptive GOP presidential nominee’s veepstakes. Here’s why that’s not as crazy as it sounds—and a preview of the havoc it would wreak in Indiana’s gubernatorial race.
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