Briggs: Todd Young can’t kick QAnon out of the Republican Party
After Sen. Todd Young said there’s “no place in the Republican Party” for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, she got a standing ovation.
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Briggs: Indianapolis might not escape fed-up Republican lawmakers this time
The Indiana General Assembly is considering several bills targeting the state’s Democratic-leaning largest city.
Briggs: Now, Democrats ignore science by insisting Indiana vaccinate teachers
Vaccinating teachers isn’t a bad idea, of course, but doing so now would slow Indiana’s fight against the pandemic.
Briggs: How to stop Indianapolis violence? Mass killing gives answer we don’t want to hear
A father was trying to maintain boundaries for his son, the son flew into a rage and slaughtered his family. How do you stop that?
Briggs: It’s time to drop the COVID-19 pessimism
We’re accelerating out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Briggs: Hogsett says he’s ‘confident’ in Indianapolis’ crime plan, but he shouldn’t be
The crime problems of 2020 aren’t going away anytime soon.
Briggs: Who controls Indianapolis police? We’re about to find out.
The Indiana legislature could undo reform of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, metro columnist James Briggs writes.
Briggs: White anxiety sets Trump mob apart from last year’s riots
The difference comes down to power.
Briggs: Donald Trump’s ego nearly got Mike Pence killed
President Donald Trump made Vice President Mike Pence a target as a mob stormed the Capitol, metro columnist James Briggs writes.
Briggs: Indiana chose the simplest and best COVID-19 vaccine plan
The oldest people should be first in line for the vaccine, metro columnist James Briggs writes. That’s what’s happening in Indiana.