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Trailing Donald Trump in the delegate count by a wide margin, GOP presidential aspirant Ted Cruz chose Indianapolis as the site of a bold campaign maneuver today, naming former rival Carly Fiorina as his prospective running mate.

“I’m honored to sing the national anthem at the Indianapolis 500 and be invited to celebrate the milestone of the 100th Running,” Rucker said in a statement.

The Texas senator is campaigning in Indiana ahead of the May 3 primary, in hopes of denying front-runner Donald Trump the delegate majority he needs to lock up the Republican nomination.

Now that Indiana’s primaries mean something, the presidential candidates would be wise to get endorsements from our sports heroes.

Paul George again proved to be a superstar, but the bench fell flat in a crucial Game 5 at Toronto.

“Within hours of the announcement, people were sending me messages on Facebook telling me about it.”

“He was angry and hurt that his home state had not embraced him,” says IU rock professor Glenn Gass.

“Name another sport where women brought men along,” says Chris French, a technical architect.

Pretty soon, they’ll be swooping in for French fries from the Cheesecake Factory patio.

A look at Andrew Lannerd’s collection of royal items, memories, and contacts. He has parlayed his expertise into a company offering escorted tours of the U.K.

“You could consider being on different NBA teams similar to being in a tribe on Survivor, where you don’t necessarily like everyone. In the NBA, you can’t choose who you share a locker room with.”

Hip shops and new restaurants revitalize the courthouse square in downtown Franklin.

“I’m a little disappointed in Indiana,” Trump said at the Indianapolis event. “I say ‘walk out,’ and [the protesters] walk out.”

“Choose your playing partners carefully.”

Pace car driver Roger Penske notches his 50th year as an owner this year, and his teams have won the Indy 500 16 times.