U.S.-Israel Attack On Iran Protest, Danise Baird Passes From Car Accident Injuries, Legislative Session Comes To Close, Social Media Ban, Historic Preservation Funds For Black Churches episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 4 MIN

U.S.-Israel Attack On Iran Protest, Danise Baird Passes From Car Accident Injuries, Legislative Session Comes To Close, Social Media Ban, Historic Preservation Funds For Black Churches

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The U.S.-Israel military strikes in Iran Saturday inspired a protest in Indianapolis. Danise Baird, wife of Indiana Congressman Jim Baird, died from injuries sustained earlier this year in a car crash, the Republican's office announced Sunday. The 2026 Legislative session came to a close on Friday after just a few short months. Social media’s addictive features and algorithms are pushing Indiana lawmakers to decide when children can access the platforms. Two historically Black churches with unique places in Indiana history will receive grants to help with preservation.

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