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Indiana Judge Strikes Down East Chicago 'Welcoming City' Ordinance

An East Chicago ordinance that would have limited the city’s cooperation with federal immigration enforcement was struck down recently by an Indiana judge.

Holcomb Vetoes Bill Tying Hands Of Local Health Officials During Emergencies

Green Fleet Radio, May 5, 2021

Labor Secretary On What Workforce Recovery Looks Like

By editor • 17 hours ago

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NPR At 50: Founding Mothers Reflect On Radio Past And Present

By editor • 17 hours ago

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Food World Ramps Up The War On Meat

By editor • 17 hours ago

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Opinion: As NPR Turns 50, Scott Simon's View From Behind The Microphone

By Scott Simon • May 8, 2021

I first heard of National Public Radio when it broadcast the Senate hearings into the Watergate scandal live, in the summer of 1973.

Conflict Between Israelis and Palestinians Continue In Jerusalem

By Daniel Estrin • May 8, 2021

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Jerusalem has not been this tense in years. All throughout the month of Ramadan, there's been street violence between Israelis and Palestinians. Police have thrown stun grenades at Palestinian crowds as they were breaking their Ramadan fast.

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