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The Federalist Feed

• ‘Blessed Are Those Who Are Persecuted’: Christian Pro Athletes Stand Behind Jaden Ivey
• NBA Protects Players Accused Of Violent Crimes While Targeting Christians For Saying Christian Things
• 8-1 SCOTUS Nukes ‘Egregious’ Colorado Ban On Therapists Helping Gender-Confused Clients
• Blue States Withhold Voter Rolls From DHS While Giving Them To Leftist Orgs For Free
• For Chicago Bulls, Christianity Is A Fireable Offense But Not Drugs Or Resisting Arrest

BreitBart News Feed

• Meeks: Trump 'Trying to Steal an Election'
• WATCH: CB Bucknor Made the Worst Call in MLB History
• Report: Kristi Noem's Husband Led Cross-Dressing Double Life
• Van Jones: Trump Doesn't Belong at the Supreme Court
• JD Vance to Release Book ‘Communion’ on Return to Christianity

InBusiness Feed

• Indianapolis-based Resultant acquires Chicago consulting firm
• Indiana companies ranked on Inc. Regionals: Midwest list
• Former Jefferson County doctor, Norton Health facing medical negligence suit
• Vincennes, UE partner on pathways for health professions students
• Hoosier caregivers contribute $16.1 billion in unpaid labor, AARP finds

News from Indiana Feed

• Andrew Painter fans 8 in big-league debut as Phillies edge Nationals
• Brandon Miller scores 25 as Hornets rout Nets
• Andrew Painter fans 8 in MLB debut as Phillies edge Nationals
• Study: IN caregivers are overworked, underpaid
• IN program connects college freshmen to jobs amid hiring gaps

Judicial Watch

• States Sue USDA Over Gender Ideology, Illegal Immigration Rules to Get Billions in Funding
• Judicial Watch pushes for transparency in 2023 FBI memo linking extremist risk to some Catholics
• Illinois city denied motion to dismiss lawsuit against reparations program
• Judicial Watch: Federal Court Allows Lawsuit against Reparations Program to Move Forward—Evanston, Illinois, Gives $25,000 Gov’t Payments to Blacks Only
• Judicial Watch’s Historic Day at the Supreme Court