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Arika Herron

Arika Herron

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  • Three years ago, Democrats united against Indiana's transgender athlete ban. This year, they weren't.

    By Arika Herron Verified| Axios Indianapolis Verified Some Democrats in Indiana and across the country are starting to walk back from the party's stances on transgender rights — positions once embraced on principle but now increasingly seen as political liabilities. Why it matters: The reversal follows the 2024 campaign, during which the Trump team spent millions on ads targeting transgender women and girls in sports and criticizing Democratic nominee Kamala Harris' stance.

    By Arika Herron Verified · Axios Indianapolis

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Indiana targets Illinois counties in bold border move

    By Justin Kaufmann Verified, Arika Herron Verified| Axios Chicago Verified Illustration: Brendan Lynch/AxiosThe Indiana Legislature has passed a bill creating a commission to study the Indiana/Illinois boundary in the hope of stealing away several downstate Illinois counties. Why it matters: The legislation, which Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is expected to sign, is a step forward for the separatist movement in Illinois.

    By Justin Kaufmann Verified, Arika Herron Verified · Axios Chicago

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Three years ago, Democrats united against Indiana's transgender athlete ban. This year, they weren't.

    By Arika Herron Verified| Axios Indianapolis Verified Some Democrats in Indiana and across the country are starting to walk back from the party's stances on transgender rights — positions once embraced on principle but now increasingly seen as political liabilities. Why it matters: The reversal follows the 2024 campaign, during which the Trump team spent millions on ads targeting transgender women and girls in sports and criticizing Democratic nominee Kamala Harris' stance.

    By Arika Herron Verified · Axios Indianapolis

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Axios

Axios is a digital media company founded in January 2017 by former Politico journalists Jim VandeHei, Mike Allen, and Roy Schwartz. The company delivers concise news coverage across various topics, including politics, business, technology, healthcare, and media. Articles are intentionally kept under 300 words to enhance readability, and the editorial approach focuses on factual reporting without partisan opinion. In addition to news content, Axios offers Axios HQ, a subsidiary that provides AI-powered communication software for organizations. This tool helps businesses create clear updates, track engagement, and streamline communications. Axios generates revenue through advertisements, sponsored newsletters, and enterprise software subscriptions. The company serves over 600 organizations, including startups and Fortune 500 companies, catering to professionals and general audiences seeking efficient news consumption.

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Founded: 2017