November 26, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Category: Featured

Local Anarchists, Maoists Clash Over Control of “Antifa” Brand, Violence Looms

While the media fret over every pick-up truck with a Confederate flag decal, local Maoists are plotting violence on a…

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Bill To Maintain Adoption Status Quo Smacked by Hostile Media, LGBT Lobby

Legislation that protects faith-based adoption services is languishing in the Kansas House Fed and State Affairs committee, and proponents of…

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21,904 People Died Waiting for Services in Medicaid Expansion States, Report Finds

Medicaid expansion isn’t what the doctor ordered. Gov. Jeff Colyer told a handful of lawmakers on Monday that he isn’t interested…

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KU Crime Down 13 Percent, No Weapons Violations in Year One of Campus Carry

It would be rash to credit a 13 percent annual drop in crime at the University of Kansas to six…

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Teacher Trusted with Everything Will Quit If Trusted with a Gun

A teacher who refused to be named or go on air tells KCTV 5 News she’ll quit teaching if she’s…

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Media Not Very Curious About Man Who Shot Woman On Plaza

A year ago, when a deranged drunken white man shot and killed an Indian man in Olathe thinking he was…

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KCPD Do What Florida Police Won’t: Investigate Reports of Potential Mass Shooters

The Kansas City, Missouri, Police Chief is willing to do some of the work federal officers and their local counterparts…

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KS Revenues Beat Expectations; State Budget Still Broken

The good news: Kansas revenues continued to beat projections in February. The bad news: Kansas budget is still out of…

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JoCo Boosts Big Box Appraisal 85% in Single Year, Retailers See Red

Dark Store Showdown: Executives Back Bus over JoCo Tax Assessments Johnson County is ground zero in “dark store theory” controversy, an ongoing legal…

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Dark Store Showdown: Executives Back Bus over JoCo Tax Assessments

Dark Store Showdown: Executives Back Bus over JoCo Tax Assessments Johnson County is ground zero in “dark store theory” controversy, an ongoing legal…

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Trump 2020 Campaign Manager, Kansas Native Brad Parscale, Already Getting Death Threats

In 2015, when Donald Trump was exploring the idea of running for president, he hired Topeka native Brad Parscale to…

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Hartman Offers Use of Namesake Arena for NRA Events

Wink Hartman is offering the National Rifle Association the use of Hartman Arena for future NRA events. He tweeted his…

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OP-Based Lockton Affinity Caves to Anti-Gun Activists, Abandons the NRA

There is no longer a reason, one suspects, for the planned fly-over protest at the Overland Park headquarters of insurance…

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Committee Forwards Convention of States Resolution to Kansas Senate

Tony Gillette, Shawnee, would like to see a bloodless revolution that returns the power of the federal government back to…

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For New Shawnee Mission Super, Salary Is Sweet, Perks Are Sweeter

Parents who once urged their children to go to med school or law school may be redirecting them towards the…

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Fitzgerald Urges His Opponents to Follow Hartman’s Example

State Sen. Steve Fitgerald is urging his Republican opponents to get out of the race for U.S. Congress. Fitzgerald is…

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Shocker: Star Writes Honest Article On Syed Jamal’s Indifference to the Law

After literally scores of tear-jerking article from the Kansas City Star and the national media about the immigration authorities’ cruel…

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Education Finance Researchers Brief KS Lawmakers on Their Efforts

Lori L. Taylor, a Texas A&M professor, is set to deliver an educational cost function analysis to state lawmakers on…

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Colyer: Training, Arming Teachers Might Be Partial Solution

Gov. Jeff Colyer thinks arming teachers might be a good solution. He made the comments during an Axios 360 education…

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KCMO Adopts Airbnb, Short-Term Rental Regulations

Council members in Kansas City, Missouri, voted to ban short-term rentals in certain residential areas and regulate them in other…

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Sen. Roberts: NRA Will Need To Be Flexible

Sen. Pat Roberts, the dean of Kansas’ Congressional delegation, told reporters today that the National Rifle Association will need to…

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Hartman Suspends Gubernatorial Campaign, Endorses Kobach

The race for Kansas Governor is down by one. Wichita businessman Wink Hartman suspended his campaign today. In a letter…

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Kansas Senate Committee Advances “Campus Free Speech Protection Act”

On a voice vote Monday the Federal and State Affairs Committee of the Kansas Senate passed out of committee a…

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Teacher Effectiveness, Not Funding Amounts, Most Critical to Kansas Schools

Eric Hanushek doesn’t buy the conventional wisdom on education. Spending more doesn’t equal better outcomes, smaller class size doesn’t mean…

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