Indiana

The Indiana HIV outbreak highlights the need for science-based drug policy.

• By Nathan Collins

A new poll shows that a well-trodden legal argument against same-sex marriage isn’t as popular as it seems.

• By Jared Keller

Political opposition to needle exchanges, reproductive health services, and other public health fixtures has helped create an outbreak in Scott County, Indiana.

• By Noah Berlatsky

HIV is a preventable disease, which makes the epidemic in rural Indiana all the more frustrating.

• By Lynn E. Fiellin

Many major corporations and conservative lawmakers were quick to embrace the amendment to Indiana’s RFRA, but that’s because it left intact the parts of the law that expand the religious rights of corporations.

• By Joseph R. Slaughter

Our answers to survey questions have more to do with the wording than our actual ideologies.

• By Gregory Ferenstein

Indiana has temporarily lifted a ban on needle exchanges to help combat an HIV outbreak. Why leave the ban intact at all?

• By Bettina Chang

Indiana, we love you, but your clocks are way too confusing.

• By Maggie Gram

Indiana should be trying to encourage more residents to go to college. Instead, the wealthy give handouts to the wealthy.

• By Jim Russell