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“We know we have a product of superior quality and superior sustainability qualities, and only wish the opportunity to allow consumers to decide for themselves,” says the CEO of the company that developed the salmon.

No one really knows anything.

Paging Dr. Salb.

“It feels like he’s the embodiment of the brokenness of our democracy,” says one Hollingsworth critic.

Oladipo with the assist.

Show me a Hoosier who’s not excited about basketball season and I’ll show you a Kentuckian.

“The pendulum will swing to the center, the rumors of democracy’s death will have been exaggerated, and we can return to obsessing about the Kardashians. This is my dream.”

“This was back in the days when nuns wore habits, before they got sneaky and went undercover, dressing like the rest of us to blend in and catch us sinning.”

A record number of Hoosier women are their party’s nominee this year.

“I’m not sure when bungee cords were invented, but they weren’t around when I was a kid, and I think my life would be pretty meaningless without them.”

“It created a crisis that prompted us to move faster so we could get control of the situation before it got out of control.”

“We’re in a hurry to get out there, and many of the things humans bring with them are potential contaminants.”

“I make it a point to encourage others to be helpful, especially when it gets me out of a really disagreeable task.”

Nobody expects “perfection” from Ball State. But what I expect—and what I imagine you may also expect—is a willingness to reject not only bigotry, but also deep-seated, intransigent stupidity.

“They want to be in or near an urban location. They want to be in a city with a modern airport, and we have the number one airport in North America. If you read the criteria Amazon put out there, it checks just about every box.”