Tony Katz
Iran is a dangerous enemy, and a 'low-key' strategy won't deter its ambitions to test US resolve and kill Americans.
Republican nominee Max Engling focuses on election integrity, trucking fraud, and common sense policies to set himself apart in the Indiana Secretary of State race.
Indianapolis council overrides mayor's veto, raising vehicle taxes, as it also halts data center development, highlighting contradictory policies.
Fauci emails reveal efforts to discredit lockdown critics, highlighting a battle over COVID policy control.
Katz questions if schools are delivering the academic foundation students need, not just keeping them occupied.
July jobs report shows moderate economic outlook, declining labor participation, and Fed flexibility on interest rates.
Democrat Shift To The Left A Recipe For Disaster? Tony Katz was joined by Ed Morrissey of Hot Air to discuss the implications of the Democratic Party’s growing ties to socialism and communism. The conversation centered around the party’s recent primary elections, particularly in Michigan, where Islamist candidate Abdul El-Sayed barely won the nomination despite […]
GOP mocking young voters' affordability concerns is counterproductive; addressing real cost-of-living issues is key to winning them over.
Katz argues Indiana should permanently cut its 60-cent gas tax, not just suspend it during crises, to help Hoosiers.
Former gymnast Jennifer Sey fights to preserve women's sports, calling out abuse & defending athletes like Sophie Cunningham who stand up for female spaces.
Broad Ripple needs more than nostalgia—it needs a comeback. Redevelopment may preserve history while allowing growth.
Indianapolis faces a 'rapidly evolving and increasingly dangerous drug landscape' with more potent, deadly synthetic drugs, requiring urgent action to identify and disrupt the supply chain.