INDIANAPOLIS  — State Rep. Andrew Ireland led a coalition of Indiana lawmakers in sending a letter to Indiana University demanding an immediate investigation into reports that an IU program allegedly partnered with a so-called charity tied to the radical Islamic terrorist group Hamas. In the letter, the lawmakers demanded a formal investigation, preservation of records, and full transparency from the university. They called the allegations deeply disturbing and said Hoosiers

During a recent interview on the CR Podcast , Daniel Horowitz highlighted Indiana State Representative Andrew Ireland as a leading conservative voice in state government. “If we had an Indiana chamber full of Andrew Ireland’s… we would have a fortress for ordered liberty,” Horowitz said. The conversation focused on issues impacting Indiana families, including farmland loss, data center incentives, immigration enforcement, and public safety. Ireland emphasized the need for pol

INDIANAPOLIS  — State Rep. Andrew Ireland (R–District 90)  announced that he has officially filed to run for re-election to the Indiana House of Representatives. “Last session, I was proud to help deliver major wins for Hoosiers,” Ireland said. “But there’s more work to do to secure Indiana’s future. Fighting for you at the Statehouse is a great honor, and I hope to earn your vote again this year.”   Ireland said his re-election campaign will focus on continuing to deliver re

A proposed constitutional amendment filed by Indiana State Rep. Andrew Ireland  is drawing national attention after Elon Musk   shared the proposal on social media, calling the idea something that “has to be done nationwide.” Rep. Ireland’s proposal would create a constitutional process for holding judges and prosecutors accountable when they refuse to enforce existing law, particularly in cases involving violent crime.

EXCLUSIVE:  An Indiana Republican lawmaker is speaking out against Indiana University after the school posted a job listing advertising the position to be filled by an H-1B visa holder, rather than a graduate or Indiana resident. "One of the whole points of a state university is to educate the next generation so they can get jobs here in Indiana and, amazingly, that same school then turns around and says, 'Except when we hire people, we're going to hire people from foreign c

Indianapolis has earned the tragic distinction of surpassing Chicago in violent crime rates. If that fact alone doesn’t prove that local leadership has failed, recent attempted rapes on the Monon Trail should. As the IndyStar reported, the suspect had a long history of violent offenses, including battering a police officer, strangling someone and breaking and entering. Yet, he faced no meaningful consequences from Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears. This is part of a larger