Joy Pullmann

1 day ago | thefederalist.com | Joy Pullmann

Indiana’s state treasurer repeatedly stood against big banks canceling accounts and releasing customer data of Christians and conservatives for viewpoint discrimination. A pending must-pass bill in Indiana’s Republican-run legislature would strip some of Treasurer Daniel Elliott’s powers and could give them to those same banks.

1 week ago | thefederalist.com | Joy Pullmann

For decades, the U.S. medical system has delivered amphetamines to skyrocketing numbers of Americans without clear evidence a defined disorder exists or of any long-term effects, says a New York Times Magazine article out Sunday. One in nine American children has an Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder diagnosis now, including nearly a quarter of 17-year-old American boys. This record number is more than triple the diagnoses in the mid-1990s, says the Times.

1 week ago | thefederalist.com | Joy Pullmann

The New York Times continues to cover up government corruption, on April 11 hitting FBI Director Kash Patel for suspending analyst Brian Auten nearly a decade after Auten helped Democrats frame Donald Trump as a Russian asset.

3 weeks ago | thefederalist.com | Joy Pullmann

The following is the prepared text of a speech the author gave in March at an Indiana Call to Action event in South Bend, Indiana. The New York Times recently released data putting Indiana in the top 10 states Americans relocated to in 2023. Here’s that list, in order according to relocation numbers: Texas, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Indiana, Colorado, Tennessee, and Oklahoma. Seven of these are completely Republican-controlled, and two have Republican legislatures.

3 weeks ago | thefederalist.com | Joy Pullmann

Thirteen organizations wrote to Indiana’s Senate leader Friday, asking him to ensure his chamber votes on a key bill to help enforce U.S. immigration law after four years of open borders. House Bill 1531 passed the state House with the support of all Republicans except one, but is being held up in the state Senate by judiciary chairwoman Sen. Liz Brown, R-Fort Wayne.