James Briggs is a Reporter at The Indianapolis Star. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and education, with a focus on regional interest and world news. James has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and USA TODAY, among others.
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James Briggs primarily focuses on local news in Indianapolis, covering government and politics extensively. He also covers entertainment and sports to a lesser extent, with the occasional article about real estate.
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Braun gambled that the war would be short and geopolitics would bring gas prices down in due course. That has not happened.
Unless Braun extends his gas tax holiday again, Indiana will see an overnight 58.9-cent-per-gallon price hike in the middle of Labor Day weekend.
Gov. Mike Braun used legally dubious means to stave off Indiana's gas tax for one more month. Now, unless Braun extends it again, Indiana motorists will see an overnight 58.9-cent-per-gallon
A contaminated former Ford plant near Irvington might be the best possible site for a data center. No one wants to hear that.
Opposition to data centers has become so close to unanimous that any level of dissent will get you yelled at. Sound familiar?
IndyStar Opinion has had a two-year run of publishing the highest volume of Indiana-focused columns in many years. Now, we're heading for a reset.
Insurgent progressive candidates have forced a reckoning over what New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismissively referred to as Woke 1.0, the peak-cancel-culture politics that dominated the COVID-19 pandemic era.
If a column can't make someone feel something — anger, sadness, joy or even cosmic humility — then it probably isn't saying anything interesting.
Sen. Jim Banks called Greg Ballard a "huckster" over his voter guide. Uh, what does that make Diego Morales?
By: James Briggs
Indiana Republicans have plenty of outrage for a $2.5 million voter guide proposal, but none for their secretary of state who has been self-dealing for years.
