May 3, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Category: News

Are There Any Movies Out Worth Seeing?

  Hollywood seems to have a death wish. After a half century of ignoring the conservative half of America, Hollywood…

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Royals Tread Lightly on Political Posts

“We play it straight down the middle, but we don’t preclude our players from voicing their opinion on political matters…

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Missouri Unions Plot to Undo Right-To-Work

  As reported in Missourinet, labor leaders from around Missouri are contemplating ways of putting Missouri’s newly-passed right-to-work law before…

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Wichita Eagle Lauds School Choice-Kind of

A Wichita Eagle reporter revealed soft support for school choice with a story earlier this week about how longer school…

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Wichita State Rally Against Campus Carry Draws 15 People

Sometimes pictures speak louder than words. On Tuesday, a rally against campus carry in Kansas appeared to draw fifteen people. That…

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Group Wants $15 Minimum Wage on April KC Ballot

On Wednesday, a group of petitioners appealed to a Jackson County Circuit Court Judge to get their proposal calling for a minimum…

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Poll Shows Kansas Voters Prefer Low Taxes

Members of the Kansas Senate may be on the cusp of approving a measure that would raise taxes, despite a…

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KFL Slams Star Coverage of Daleiden Event

“This is the absolutely worst newspaper article I have EVER read as far as it being a representation of the…

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Daleiden Blasts “Barbaric” Baby Parts Biz at KFL Dinner

On Tuesday evening, at the Kansans for Life annual dinner, a thousand-plus people including Archbishop Joseph Naumann and Kansas Governor…

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Senate Committee Mods Forward $128 Million School Cut to Senate

Most Kansas school districts have money available in contingency and flexible funds to weather a 5 percent cut in funding,…

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Andover School District Voters Can Vote to Lower Their Taxes

Voters in the Andover School District will have the opportunity to lower their property taxes by voting down two bond…

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Senate Tax Committee Forwards 2 Plans to Senate Floor

The Senate Tax and Assessment Committee will forward two tax proposals to the full Senate for consideration. The Senate Leadership…

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Mayor James Fails To Sell KC Audience on GO Bonds

On Monday evening, the Waldo Towers Homes Association in conjunction with adjoining Associations hosted Kansas City Mayor Sly James in…

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Planned Parenthood to ‘Pink Out’ Statehouse for Medicaid Expansion

Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, is asking its allies to wear pink and attend a rally for KanCare expansion…

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Senate Committee Considers Tax Hikes

Barbara Paulus is on a fixed income. The Bonner Springs woman’s taxes have doubled since 2011. “I’m opposed to increasing…

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Out of the Senate, Greg Smith Gets Back to His Real Life’s Work

    Former Kansas State Senator Greg Smith launched his public career for a reason he would wish on no…

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Star Article Gives Odds on Trump’s Impeachment

Two weeks into Donald Trump’s presidency, the Kansas City Star is baiting its left-leaning readership with an aspirational article on…

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Legends Persists with Fake Frank Marshall Davis Bio: Here’s the Real Story

  As the Sentinel reported on February 1, the Legends Outlets Kansas City chose to honor Frank Marshal Davis as…

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Missouri Budget Hammers Higher Ed

As reported in the Missourian, Gov. Eric Greitens’ proposed budget for 2018 would cut $40 million from The University of Missouri…

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Senate Republicans Reach Consensus on Tax Package? Not So Fast

The Kansas Senate Committee on Assessment and Taxation will hold a hearing next week on a proposal that would eliminate…

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Missouri House Passes Right-to-Work

By a 100-59 vote the Missouri House passed a bill on Thursday barring mandatory union fees in the workplace. Newly…

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Kansas Wrestles with School Centralization

  The Kansas legislature is wrestling with an issue that tests the ideological purity of the state’s legislators. The question…

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More Off-Court Problems for KU B-Ballers

The way things are going KU basketball players may be spending more time in court than on the court. The…

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Hard Left Turns on Soft Left in KC Protest

On Friday at 4:30 p.m. a coalition of hard left organizations will be holding a rally at the Oppenstein Park…

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