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- 1Greg Ballard Returns to Politics, Leaving the Republican PartyβΌMeet the Candidates: Greg Ballard on why he's returning to politics and ditching the GOP
Former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard is launching a political comeback, saying he is running again while no longer identifying with the GOP. In an interview with IndyStar, Ballard explained his reasons for returning to public life and his break with the party he once represented. His decision adds to ongoing discussion about moderates distancing themselves from the Republican Party.
- 2Indiana secretary of state candidate's 'out of politics' pledge draws fireβBallard wants secretary of state office 'out of politics.' His opponents see a problem
Ballard says he wants to take the secretary of state office 'out of politics,' but his opponents argue the pledge is problematic, pointing to his own political activity. The dispute is playing out in local coverage as the race draws attention, with each side framing the other as overly partisan ahead of the election.
- 3Ballard says secretary of state's office should stay out of politicsβΌBallard wants secretary of state's office 'out of politics.' His opponents see a problem
Ballard is calling for the secretary of state's office to be kept 'out of politics,' but his opponents argue his own conduct undermines that claim and say the position has become too politicized. The dispute is feeding into an ongoing campaign fight over how the office should be run and who can be trusted to keep it impartial.
- 4Indiana secretary of state candidate Ballard seeks ban on officeholder political actionsβΌSecretary of state candidate Ballard calls for ban on political actions by officeholder
Indiana secretary of state candidate Ballard has called for a ban on political actions by current officeholders, according to the Indiana Capital Chronicle. The proposal would restrict sitting officials from engaging in political activity while in office. Further details about the scope of the proposed ban and reactions from opponents were not immediately available.
- 5Japan Protests US Marine's Arrest Over Okinawa Deathβπ’ DiplomaticProtest | 4/10 π―π΅ πΊπΈ Japan's Protest Over US Marine Arrest Japan lodged a formal protest with the U.S. after
Japan has lodged a formal protest with the United States after US Marine Lance Cpl. Devin J. Ballard, 20, was arrested in connection with the death of Anna Yagi in Naha, Okinawa. The case has drawn attention in Japan, where the presence of US forces on Okinawa remains a sensitive political issue.
- 6U.S. Marine Arrested for Murder and Robbery in OkinawaβU.S. Marine Lance Corporal Devin Jacob Ballard Arrested for Murder and Robbery in Naha, Okinawa
U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Devin Jacob Ballard has been arrested in Naha, Okinawa, on suspicion of murder and robbery, according to reports from the region. The case is likely to draw attention to the long-standing tensions between Okinawa residents and the U.S. military presence on the island, where crimes involving American service members have repeatedly sparked public outrage and diplomatic friction between Washington and Tokyo.
- 7Ballard challenges opponents to sign political activity pledgeβΌBallard challenges opponents to political activity pledge
Ballard has issued a challenge to political opponents, calling on them to commit to a pledge concerning political activity. The move appears designed to put rivals on record ahead of an election contest, and is likely to draw responses from those targeted. Details of the pledge's specific terms and Ballard's opponents' reactions were not immediately available.
- 8Titanic discoverer Robert Ballard appears at Da Vinci Science CenterβΌTitanic Discoverer Robert Ballard at Da Vinci Science Center | PHOTOS
Oceanographer Robert Ballard, who led the 1985 expedition that located the wreck of the Titanic, made an appearance at the Da Vinci Science Center, with photos published by The Morning Call. The visit drew attention from local audiences interested in deep-sea exploration and the famous shipwreck discovery.
- 9Jon Hamm's New True Crime Series Outperforms Bosch SpinoffβJon Hammβs New True Crime Series Officially Defeats Titus Welliver's βBoschβ Replacement
Jon Hamm's new true crime series has officially surpassed 'Ballard', the 'Bosch' spinoff led by Titus Welliver's franchise, in viewership, according to an IMDb report. The result marks a notable win for Hamm's latest project as the two shows compete for streaming audiences, with the Hamm series now topping its well-established rival in the ratings.