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In Hour 3 of The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson, we expose how Indiana’s SB1 is more than it seems—revealing a sneaky income tax hike set to hit in 2028. We break down the revised Local Income Tax (LIT) structure and what it means for Hoosiers. Elsewhere, a federal judge blocks Arkansas’ Digital ID law, raising questions about surveillance and civil liberties. And in the lighter side of the news, KFC launches chicken-flavored toothpaste, and the media loses it over Trump’s plan for a patriotic parade to celebrate the U.S. Army's 250th birthday.
🏛️ Indiana’s SB1: Hidden Income Tax Hike for Hoosiers
Indiana Senate Bill 1 (SB1) is being promoted as “tax reform,” but it’s a bait-and-switch income tax increase with changes beginning in 2028.
New LIT (Local Income Tax) Structure Highlights:
Total max LIT rate for counties: 2.9%
Counties may impose:
Up to 1.2% for general purposes
Up to 0.4% for fire and EMS
Up to 0.2% for nonmunicipal civil units
Up to 1.2% for eligible cities/towns
Municipal LIT rate of up to 1.2% for towns with over 3,500 people
These rates will apply only to residents within the taxing municipalities
📌 What this means: Higher local tax burdens are coming—disguised as reform.
🦷 KFC Launches Chicken-Flavored Toothpaste
Yes, you read that right. KFC is debuting a fried chicken-flavored toothpaste.
It's unclear if it’s real or a PR stunt, but it’s definitely making waves online
Netizens are divided: "Genius marketing" or "Why does this exist?"
🍗 Either way, it’s finger-lickin’ bizarre.
⚖️ Judge Blocks Arkansas’ Digital ID Law
A federal judge halted Arkansas' controversial Digital ID law, which required age verification and identity checks on social media.
Key details:
Law struck down over privacy and constitutional concerns
Arkansas lawmakers quickly draft a revised version with:
Digital ID requirements
VPN restrictions for age checks
🛑 Is this about protecting kids—or controlling the internet?
🎖️ Media Spins Trump’s Army Parade as “Authoritarian”
President Trump plans a 250th birthday parade for the U.S. Army, but the media—specifically The Hill—tries to frame it as militaristic overreach.
Legacy media outlets use clickbait to trigger outrage
Casey breaks down the parade’s real purpose: patriotism, not posturing
🇺🇸 Apparently, celebrating the Army’s history is now controversial—if Trump’s involved.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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In Hour 3 of The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson, we expose how Indiana’s SB1 is more than it seems—revealing a sneaky income tax hike set to hit in 2028. We break down the revised Local Income Tax (LIT) structure and what it means for Hoosiers. Elsewhere, a federal judge blocks Arkansas’ Digital ID law, raising questions about surveillance and civil liberties. And in the lighter side of the news, KFC launches chicken-flavored toothpaste, and the media loses it over Trump’s plan for a patriotic parade to celebrate the U.S. Army's 250th birthday.
🏛️ Indiana’s SB1: Hidden Income Tax Hike for Hoosiers
Indiana Senate Bill 1 (SB1) is being promoted as “tax reform,” but it’s a bait-and-switch income tax increase with changes beginning in 2028.
New LIT (Local Income Tax) Structure Highlights:
Total max LIT rate for counties: 2.9%
Counties may impose:
Up to 1.2% for general purposes
Up to 0.4% for fire and EMS
Up to 0.2% for nonmunicipal civil units
Up to 1.2% for eligible cities/towns
Municipal LIT rate of up to 1.2% for towns with over 3,500 people
These rates will apply only to residents within the taxing municipalities
📌 What this means: Higher local tax burdens are coming—disguised as reform.
🦷 KFC Launches Chicken-Flavored Toothpaste
Yes, you read that right. KFC is debuting a fried chicken-flavored toothpaste.
It's unclear if it’s real or a PR stunt, but it’s definitely making waves online
Netizens are divided: "Genius marketing" or "Why does this exist?"
🍗 Either way, it’s finger-lickin’ bizarre.
⚖️ Judge Blocks Arkansas’ Digital ID Law
A federal judge halted Arkansas' controversial Digital ID law, which required age verification and identity checks on social media.
Key details:
Law struck down over privacy and constitutional concerns
Arkansas lawmakers quickly draft a revised version with:
Digital ID requirements
VPN restrictions for age checks
🛑 Is this about protecting kids—or controlling the internet?
🎖️ Media Spins Trump’s Army Parade as “Authoritarian”
President Trump plans a 250th birthday parade for the U.S. Army, but the media—specifically The Hill—tries to frame it as militaristic overreach.
Legacy media outlets use clickbait to trigger outrage
Casey breaks down the parade’s real purpose: patriotism, not posturing
🇺🇸 Apparently, celebrating the Army’s history is now controversial—if Trump’s involved.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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