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How Trump Accounts give Indiana kids a financial head start | Opinion
While America celebrated its 250th birthday this summer, millions of American children received a new opportunity to own a stake in the country’s next 250 years. On July 4, Trump Accounts went live and families gained access to a new investment tool to build long-term financial security for their children. Under the program, every American child under 18 is eligible for an account, and newborns will receive $1,000 in seed money from the U.S. Treasury.
SEN TODD YOUNG: The hidden danger China’s ships could bring to our shores
Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chinese vessels carry appliances, clothing, and household goods to our ports. But what if they also brought, without notice, missile launchers concealed in shipping containers? This is not merely a hypothetical question, but a possibility America’s leaders must prepare for. As technology evolves, enterprising nations are getting creative about how to project power far away from their borders and shores.
IntrepidX Launches Xsuite™ - The Powerful New Lineup of Apps for eDiscovery and Digital Forensics
Accelerate review, reduce errors, streamline redactions, and preserve evidence with defensibility. And that’s just for starters. Eight apps available now. SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, March 5, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Just in time for LegalWeek New York, IntrepidX today announced the release of Xsuite™, eight time-saving apps designed to eliminate friction across the eDiscovery and digital forensics lifecycle.
Formally ending Iraq wars is a victory for the American people
The 1991 and 2002 congressional Authorizations for Use of Military Force (AUMFs) against Iraq have remained on the books as zombie war declarations for years after those conflicts ended. After our long advocacy, Congress has recently acted decisively to repeal these authorizations in the 2026 defense bill. These are the first war authorizations to be repealed by Congress in more than half a century.
IntrepidX Welcomes Mark Ficken as Director of Business Development
Mark Ficken, Director of Business Development, IntrepidX Industry Veteran to Drive Strategic Growth and Deepen Client Partnerships SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, November 18, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- IntrepidX, a premier provider of eDiscovery, managed review, and legal technology services, is pleased to welcome Mark Ficken as Director of Business Development.
IntrepidX Leads Relativity aiR Client Rollout of Unlimited Fixed-Fee Pricing
IntrepidX Leads Relativity aiR Client Rollout of Unlimited Fixed-Fee Pricing New pricing structure eliminates uncertainty and opens the door to full-scale adoption of AI in legal discovery and investigations SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, October 20, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- IntrepidX is pleased to announce that they are partnering closely with Relativity to help clients adopt and maximize the benefits of a transformative new pricing framework for Relativity aiR for Review and aiR for...
IntrepidX Wins 2025 Relativity Innovation Award for Best Innovation: Workflows
IntrepidX Wins 2025 Relativity Innovation Award for Best Innovation: Workflows (L to R): Cat Prey, Senior Director Managed Review; Parkash Khatri, CEO; Renee Quezeda, Director of Operations, Intrepid X “Hatch-Waxman Pipeline Protection & Redaction Workflow” turns weeks of risk into 24-hour, audit-ready outcomes SAN DIEGO , CA, UNITED STATES, October 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- IntrepidX announced today that it has won the 2025 Relativity Innovation Award for Best Innovation: Workflows for...
Lucent Discovery Welcomes Leona Singley as Senior eDiscovery Project Manager
Leona Singley, Senior eDiscovery Project Manager SAN RAFEL, CA, UNITED STATES, September 15, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Lucent Discovery, a premier provider of eDiscovery, digital forensics, and managed review solutions, today welcomed Leona Singley as the newest member of its eDiscovery Project Management team, further strengthening the company’s delivery of white-glove eDiscovery services and client-first execution.
IntrepidX Welcomes Industry Veteran Jim Corcoran to Elevate Client Experience in eDiscovery
IntrepidX Welcomes Industry Veteran Jim Corcoran to Elevate Client Experience in eDiscovery Jim Corcoran, Director of Business Development, IntrepidX SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, July 31, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- IntrepidX, a leading agile legal services provider specializing in eDiscovery, digital forensics, document review, and court reporting, is pleased to announce that Jim Corcoran has joined the company as Director of Business Development.
America needs an aggressive critical minerals strategy
In April, China restricted exports of crucial rare earth elements and magnets, which are used in everything from fighter jets and submarines to missile systems and drones. President Donald Trump rightly drew a sharp line on China’s aggressive moves, issuing an executive order designed to boost production of critical minerals here in the United States.
Industry Veteran Peter Vazquez Joins IntrepidX as Director of Sales
Industry Veteran Peter Vazquez Joins IntrepidX as Director of Sales Peter Vazquez, Director of Sales Three-decade sales leader brings relationship-first approach and deep eDiscovery expertise to fuel next phase of growth SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, July 23, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Intrepid Managed Discovery (“IntrepidX”), a leading provider of AI-powered eDiscovery and litigation support solutions, is pleased to announce that Peter Vazquez has joined the company as Director of Sales.
Stopping cargo theft a multijurisdictional effort
In October 2024, PFL Logistics, a third-party logistics company based in Evansville, lost $60,000 thanks to a stolen shipment. Scheduled for delivery using a previously trusted carrier, the shipment was proceeding as normal until communication with the carrier stopped. The cargo was never delivered. As PFL tried to figure out what happened, it was forced to absorb a significant loss for a business of its size. Unfortunately, this story is not unique to PFL.
Greg Reisher Joins IntrepidX as Director of Managed Review
Greg Reisher Joins IntrepidX as Director of Managed Review Greg Reisher, Director, Managed Review, IntrepidX Industry Vet Brings Deep Expertise to Advance AI-Driven Discovery Solutions SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, May 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- IntrepidX, a leading innovator in legal technology and eDiscovery, is proud to announce that Greg Reisher has joined the company as its new Director of Managed Review.
Catherine Pray Joins IntrepidX as Senior Director of Managed Review
Catherine Pray Joins IntrepidX as Senior Director of Managed Review Catherine "Cat" Pray, Sr. Director, Managed Review, IntrepidX Veteran eDiscovery Leader to Drive Growth in Hatch-Waxman Litigation and AI-Enabled Review Solutions SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, April 22, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- IntrepidX, a leading innovator in legal technology and eDiscovery, is proud to welcome Catherine “Cat” Pray as its new Senior Director of Managed Review.
Dr. Todd Young - Newfoundland and Labrador, Lakehead University
Dr. Todd Kevin Young, a 54-year-old physician from Springdale, Newfoundland, has significantly contributed to healthcare in his local community and across the province. Despite growing up in a small town with about 3,000, his impact has reached far beyond his roots. He has worked in various roles throughout his career, including as a family doctor, emergency physician, educator, and healthcare leader.
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U.S. Service Academies Must End Race-Based Admissions
Ending racial preferences at America’s service academies will strengthen our armed forces and restore trust in the institutions that prepare Americans to serve in them. Source link
Best New-Car Deals
Todd Young, Jeff S. Bartlett September 13, 2024 at 4:43 AM·5 min read Save money on models recommended by Consumer Reports By Todd Young, Jeff S. Bartlett A great price for a vehicle isn’t necessarily a good deal if the car doesn’t measure up. So we help our members choose good cars at good prices with a monthly list of the best new-car deals. The vehicles highlighted here have an attractive incentive that can save you money, and they’re recommended by Consumer Reports.
YOUNG COMMENTARY: Hoosiers must Unite and Remember our Fallen Heroes
Memorial Day, originally known as Decoration Day, honors the men and women who died while serving the U.S. Military. It originated in the years after the Civil War when communities in the North and South decorated soldiers’ graves with flowers. (Photo/Pexels.com) By Todd Young May 27, 2024 When a train returned the body of Col. Sion Bass to Huntington County in April 1862, a crowd of grateful Hoosiers gathered to receive him.
Two years after coup, US stands with people of Burma
A map claiming to show the areas of the US that may be targeted in a nuclear war that originally circulated in 2015 is making the rounds again, amid the Russian war in Ukraine. The map indicates that areas such as Montana and North Dakota may be vital to strike US forces.The map outlines possible targets in every US state, mostly located in the east, but also along the Californian coast. In the west, Colorado, Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming have clusters of targets noted on the map.
Two years after coup, US stands with people of Burma
Two years ago, on Feb. 1, 2021, military convoys entered the Burmese capital of Naypyidaw and overthrew the legitimate government. The coup d’état came just months after a democratic election in which the National League for Democracy won more than 80% of the seats in the Burmese parliament. But faced with the prospect of losing power, the Tatmadaw – the Burmese military – took over and engaged in mass atrocities.
Young, bipartisan group push to officially end Gulf and Iraq wars
WASHINGTON — America's two wars in Iraq technically have never ended, but Indiana Sen. Todd Young and a group of bipartisan lawmakers have banded together to once again try to
CaroMont Health experience has Gaston Gazette reader asking questions
Todd Young In the hospital corridor outside brother's room while the nurse worked with him. Sister and I noticed four staff members over a number of minutes who walked right between us never making eye contact, no acknowledgements, nothing to indicate that we are in this world together. Who raised these under 30's. Are they really that insulated from obliged connection to others around them? My observation is not isolated to those four, I think it's a bigger commentary on our society.
Ted Budd hurt North Carolina farmers. Vote responsibly.
Todd Young It grows abundantly clear why we shouldn't hire or elect bankrupts. For years we have touted candidates because of their business acumen without reaching deeply into that acumen. Now we have Ted Budd with a history of family business bankruptcy, leaving a thousand North Carolina farmers holding his $50 million in debts.
Republicans guilty of 'disruptive' behavior
Todd Young Reasonable Republican officials like John McCain alluded to the new "disruptive" behavior of colleagues that started during the Obama administration and from there and because of that overt racism from the right, Trump was primed to continue and put into hyper drive the disruptive behavior of the GOP lawmakers. This fact is why the Republican voters and their officials reacting to them are so anti-select committee.
Best Deals on Fuel-Efficient Cars and SUVs
Save gas and money on these models recommended by CR Updated March 14, 2025 2025 Subaru Forester Photo: Subaru Many shoppers are making fuel economy a top priority when selecting their next new car. But it’s important to keep performance, reliability, owner satisfaction, and safety in mind, too. These are all part of the Overall Score that Consumer Reports gives to new cars it tests, and those virtues are factored into a model’s eligibility for recommendation.
Best Deals on Fuel-Efficient Cars and SUVs
Save gas and money on these models recommended by CR Updated October 15, 2024 Toyota Crown Photo: Toyota Many shoppers are making fuel economy a top priority when selecting their next new car. But it’s important to keep performance, reliability, owner satisfaction, and safety in mind, too. These are all part of the Overall Score that Consumer Reports gives to new cars it tests, and those virtues are factored into a model’s eligibility for recommendation.
Biden's broken promise: President shamefully leaves Americans behind in Afghanistan Original
This is how the U.S. mission in Afghanistan ends. With a bang. And a whimper. The last American soldier left the country. President Joe Biden issued a flimsy written statement Monday. Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivered a dispiriting address. America can no longer with a straight face say we leave no one behind. And the people I’ve spoken with in Indiana are seething, embarrassed, ashamed.
Worst Deals on New Cars Right Now Original
Some models are so hard to come by that consumers are paying well above the sticker price for them Updated October 16, 2024 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Photo: GMC If you have your heart set on buying a new car this year, be prepared to pay significantly more for some models—or choose one that isn’t in high demand. The new-car market is recovering, with inventory and sales on the rise. But many cars, SUVs, trucks, and special-edition sports cars are still selling for well above sticker price.
Best New-Car Deals for Presidents Day 2024 & Beyond
Check out the potential savings on reliable models that earn CR's recommendation Updated February 12, 2024 2024 Hyundai Elantra Photo: Hyundai February can be a great time to buy a new car, thanks to Presidents Day deals offered by many car brands. These discounts can lower purchase prices, and they can also sweeten lease deals and reduce interest rates. Regardless of how enticing these deals can look, shoppers should do their research before getting serious about a purchase.
Letter: Teacher helps Mountain Island Charter students excel
Being a couple of years since I reported on the good things within our Gaston County School rooms, this seems like a fine time since we are just out of an election cycle for the Gaston Board of Education. I hear, as you must, suggestions for teachers to teach real life needs to apply the curriculum to life events and once again I have something to share.
Letter: Teacher helps Mountain Island Charter students excel
By Todd Young Tuesday Nov 10, 2020 at 8:23 PM Being a couple of years since I reported on the good things within our Gaston County School rooms, this seems like a fine time since we are just out of an election cycle for the Gaston Board of Education. I hear, as you must, suggestions for teachers to teach real life needs to apply the curriculum to life events and once again I have something to share.
Letter: Test Gaston school board candidates
By Todd Young Monday Oct 5, 2020 at 7:29 AM I recommend that we ask local school board candidates to show up to do three things at a neutral site. Number one is to write an essay on a given impromptu topic. Then answer 20 simple math equations. Then finally answer 20 vocabulary questions for spelling and meaning. Then we can judge the most qualified. After they finish, no time limit but timed, each be graded by a teacher in the school system blindly. They should sign agreements to publish the results.
Best End-of-Summer New-Car Deals
Temperatures and leaves are starting to fall in many parts of the country, and new-car discounts are rising. This can be a great time to get a deal on a new car because dealerships are looking to clear out leftover 2026 vehicles to make room for the 2027s—particularly when the ’26 is redesigned. To help shoppers, we’ve compiled a list of the best end-of-summer new-car deals, focusing on models with incentives and the highest percentage of potential savings relative to their sticker price.
Best Deals on SUVs You Can Buy Right Now
Consumer Reports has combed through national deals to find the best ones on good, safe, and reliable models Updated November 12, 2024 Toyota RAV4 Prime Photo: Toyota The new-car market remains a high-stakes roller coaster, with some models boasting notable discounts and others holding tight to their sticker price or even commanding a premium. To identify the best deals on new SUVs, Consumer Reports’ analysts studied current national incentives to find models worth considering.
Letter: Highlighting the work of two great Gaston educators
By Todd Young Wednesday May 29, 2019 at 1:09 PM After scouring the newspaper recently for coverage of the top N.C. State winners in math for two Gaston County Schools, highlighting the talented educational skills of two of Gaston County’s top educators, Martha Stowe-formerly Gaston Christian and educator Dan Froehlich of Highland School of Technology and not seeing a story, I thought I should offer this piece so our great school system can receive accolades.
Todd Young: Green New Deal unaffordable, unattainable, unrealistic
Is the Green New Deal a good idea? It has 91 Democratic co-sponsors in the House, 12 Democratic co-sponsors in the Senate, and nearly every Democrat running for president has endorsed the plan. But when the so-called Green New Deal came up for a vote on the Senate floor last month, it didn’t receive a single “yes” vote. The Green New Deal is unaffordable, unattainable and unrealistic. This might help explain why most Democrats voted “present” rather than support this plan to combat climate change.
Todd Young: Why I will vote to confirm Judge Gorsuch
One day last fall I met a woman at a bakery in Lebanon who told me something I haven’t forgotten: no matter what happens, you must protect the future of the Supreme Court. Hoosiers voted the way they did last November for many reasons – jobs, healthcare, national security – but I heard time and again that seating judges who would not legislate from the bench was among the top priorities for Indiana voters.
McConnell reelected as Senate majority leader
The Kentucky Republican on Wednesday was reelected as the GOP leader "by acclimation by his colleagues with a standing ovation,” McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said. The Kentucky Republican on Wednesday was reelected as the GOP leader "by acclimation by his colleagues with a standing ovation,” McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said. Stewart said the decision was unanimous. McConnell was widely expected to keep the top GOP spot, with no senator publicly mulling a challenge.
Young defeats Bayh in Indiana Senate race
Rep. Todd Young Todd YoungYoung defeats Bayh in Indiana Senate race FBI’s latest decision on emails gives late boost to Senate Dems Nine most vulnerable Senate seats heading into Election Day MORE (R-Ind.) is the projected winner for the open Indiana Senate race, defeating former Sen. Evan Bayh (D) in a major upset.
Poll: Young leads Bayh by 5 points in Indiana Senate race
A new poll shows Republican Todd Young Todd YoungPoll: Young leads Bayh by 5 points in Indiana Senate race FBI throws curveball into race for Senate Bayh missed most Armed Services Committee hearings: report MORE leading his Democratic opponent, Evan Bayh, by 5 points in the Indiana Senate race.
Republicans make $25M investment in Senate races
Republicans are investing $25 million in six close Senate races as Election Day nears, Politico reported. The investment comes from the Senate Leadership Fund, a super-PAC that has ties to Senate Majority Leader Steven Law, the Senate Leadership Fund's president told Politico that Democrats are outspending Republicans. “Over the last two weeks, we’ve seen every liberal Democratic group descend on these races,” Law said.
Indianapolis Star endorses Young over Bayh in Senate race
Indiana's biggest newspaper on Friday threw its support behind Republican Todd Young Todd YoungIndianapolis Star endorses Young over Bayh in Senate race Report: Bayh did not spend a single night in his Indiana condo in 2010 5 takeaways from the Indiana Senate debate MORE in the race for the state's open Senate seat.
5 takeaways from the Indiana Senate debate
The Indiana Senate race has grown increasingly contentious in recent weeks, as Republican Rep. Todd Young Todd Young5 takeaways from the Indiana Senate debate The Trail 2016: Trump’s new enemy The Trail 2016: Pushback on Trump's charges MORE has closed the gap in a race that will help determine which party controls the Senate next year. In their first debate on Tuesday night, former Sen.
Ind. House Republican under ethics review
The House Ethics Committee is considering whether to launch a formal investigation of Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-Ind.). Stutzman ran for an open Senate seat earlier this year but lost his Republican primary to fellow Rep. Todd Young Todd YoungThe Trail 2016: Pushback on Trump's charges Ind. House Republican under ethics review Dems, GOP bet on different strategies in race for Senate MORE.
Dems, GOP bet on different strategies in race for Senate
Republicans and Democrats are placing millions of dollars in risky bets on television advertisements that could ultimately determine which side controls the Senate next year. Advertising data compiled by buyers closely monitoring the market shows the stark contrast in spending priorities. The NRSC spent almost $31 million on races in nine states between August and September. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spent just over $13 million during the same period, in seven states.
To keep America safe, U.S. sanctions programs must be bolstered
Syria is in shambles. Over the past five years, hundreds of thousands have been murdered by the Assad regime. Scores of innocent men, women and children have been systematically tortured, gassed, and bombed. Facing Assad’s war machine in one direction and ISIS in another, more than 14 million Syrians have fled their homes. Through all the cruelty and chaos, the Obama administration’s response has been defined by inaction.
Bayh reports upward of $19 million in salary and assets
Evan Bayh has an income and minimum net worth of more than $19 million, according to newly released financial disclosure forms that he was required to file for his Indiana Senate campaign. The disclosures cover all of last year and part of 2016. Bayh earned nearly $6.3 million in salaries, directors fees and speeches and $7,000 for an “article” he wrote for grassroots firm DDC Advocacy in Washington during that time.
Where Clinton could hurt Dems
Republicans are not the only candidates facing a top-of-the-ticket problem.
GOP Senate candidate: 'We must chart a new course'
Rep. Todd Young Todd YoungReport: Bayh may have violated ethics rules with job hunting in Senate GOP Senate candidate: 'We must chart a new course' New ad slams Bayh on Wall Street, lobbying links MORE (R-Ind.) said Republican leadership is needed to move forward from the "failed policies" of President Obama and Hillary Clinton Hillary Rodham ClintonTrump: 'I've been here before' Portman withdraws support for Trump Facebook co-founder pledges another million to Dems MORE.
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