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Indiana Schools Superintendent Disapproves Of Plan To Cut Special Olympics Funds

By Associated Press • Mar 28, 2019

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana's schools chief panned a proposal to eliminate federal funding for the Special Olympics before President Donald Trump reversed the plan.

Schools Superintendent Jennifer McCormick issued a statement Thursday morning saying she was disappointed in the plan to erase $17.6 million in federal funding that comprises about 10 percent of the group's overall revenue.

Trump later told reporters at the White House, "I've overridden my people for funding the Special Olympics."

Presidential Stop In Lima Excites

By Rebecca Green • Mar 20, 2019

In a residential area on the motorcade route, Terri Morris put a sign in her front yard reading ‘Bring Back Honesty, Trump has to go.’

But even Morris was caught in the pomp and circumstance of the presidential motorcade, and says she ran outside to take a video when the president drove by.

Researchers Propose Alternative To Trump's Border Wall

By Samantha Horton • Mar 6, 2019

Researchers across the country, including a few in Indiana, have put together a plan that could transform the U.S.-Mexico border in a different approach to the wall President Donald Trump is calling for.

Trump Addresses United Nations General Assembly

By staff • Sep 25, 2018

President Trump is addressing the United Nations General Assembly. Watch his remarks live.

Before Trump Rally Supporters Line Up Around the Block

By Jennifer Weingart • May 10, 2018

Ahead of the Rally in Elkhart tonight, supporters of President Donald Trump are lined up outside the Northside Gym, waiting for the doors to open.

Supporters from as far away as Florida and California wait in line, decked out in Trump gear. At the rally tonight the president is expected to talk about his tax plan and support local Republican candidates.

The rally starts at seven, but Bruce Spratling has been here since 9 a.m.. He’s from Florida but winters in Michigan. He’s got a Trump flag draped around his shoulder and a sign that says ‘stop H-1B visas.’

Former Union Leader Talks Jobs Under President Trump

By Barb Anguiano • May 9, 2018

Retired union leader Chuck Jones believes President Donald Trump has not kept his promises to Hoosier workers. Jones’s statements come ahead of the president’s Thursday visit to Elkhart, a city that depends heavily on manufacturing jobs.

According to Jones, Indiana residents don’t have to look further than the lost jobs at the Carrier plant in Indianapolis to see the President’s impact on Hoosier jobs.

While Jones said he appreciated the president making jobs a central campaign issue, he argues not much more has been done for workers since.

Diane Rehm Special: One Year Under President Trump

By staff • Jan 22, 2018

Monday, Jan. 22, 2018 at 9 PM

A year after President Trump's inauguration, Diane Rehm returns to the airwaves to talk with a panel of top political analysts about how the country has changed since his election, and what's ahead for the White House, Congress and voters in 2018.

Guests include:

Maggie Haberman, White House correspondent, New York Times

Juana Summers, senior writer, CNN Politics

Former FBI Director Comey Testifies about the Russia Investigation

By Tony Krabill • Jun 8, 2017

Live Blog: Senate Judiciary Hearings on Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch

By Tony Krabill • Mar 20, 2017

The NPR Politics team is live blogging the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearings on the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court. The live blog includes streaming video, with posts featuring highlights, context and analysis from NPR reporters and correspondents.

House Intelligence Committe Hearings on investigation into Russian election interference

By Tony Krabill • Mar 20, 2017

The NPR Two-Way blog provides coverage of the House Intelligence Committee’s public hearing on the investigations into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. The blog includes streaming video of the proceedings, with posts featuring highlights, context and analysis from NPR reporters and correspondents.

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