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Judge strikes down state limits on SNAP food buys Original

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By Cheryl Jackson Verified, Kayla Dwyer Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
A set of state pilot programs designed to restrict the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, also known as the food stamp program, in purchasing unhealthy foods has been nixed by a federal judge.
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State official calls for Diego Morales to resign immediately amid mounting criticism Original

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By Heather Bushman Verified, Kayla Dwyer Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Updated May 22, 2026, 8:55 a.m. ET Another state Republican Party leader is publicly pulling support for Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales — this one calling on Morales to step down entirely. State Treasurer Daniel Elliott called on Morales to resign from his current position as secretary of state in a statement released early May 22. Elliott joins GOP leaders like U.S. Rep. Jim Banks and Attorney General Todd Rokita in pulling support for Morales' reelection campaign.
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Despite pressure to drop out, Diego Morales staying in secretary of state race Original

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By Kayla Dwyer Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Despite pressure from party leaders to withdraw from the race for secretary of state, Republican incumbent Diego Morales is doubling down. Over the last 24 hours, party insiders and leaders, from U.S. Sen. Jim Banks to multiple members of Congress, have publicly backed Banks staffer Max Engling, fearing that Morales ― an incumbent beset with controversies ― may not win the November election.
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