At first blush, Senate Bill 360’s attempt to “fix” prescription drug pricing might sound appealing: protect pharmacies, promote transparency, and lower costs. Unfortunately, buried in […]
Opinion
Good Bunny: “NFL OUT”
The National Football League has never been shy about draping itself in the imagery of patriotism. Flags fill stadiums. Military flyovers punctuate kickoffs. “America the […]
A fact-based response to Charlotte O’Hara on redistricting, leadership and party unity
Republican gubernatorial candidate Charolette O’Hara has made untruthful, deceptive and specious remarks lately directed at House Speaker Dan Hawkins and Senate President Ty Masterson over […]
Trump’s first year: Results over rhetoric
One year into his return to the Oval Office, Donald Trump has delivered what supporters long argued was missing from Washington: decisive action, unapologetic […]
Whose insurrection is this, anyway?
After the Biden–Harris Justice Department spent three years stretching the interpretation of “obstruction of an official proceeding” to hammer January 6 defendants and Donald Trump, […]
Reader: Quips don’t hide Kansas Reflector’s Dark Money questions
The Kansas Reflector’s Clay Wirestone’s attempt to caricature Senate President Ty Masterson says far more about the Reflector than it does about Masterson. Rather than […]
Prairie Band Potawatomi picks criminals over law & order in ICE contract dust up
Tribal Chairman Joseph Rupnick addresses the firing of Prairie Band LLC staff over the ICE contract./Youtube capture The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation has picked the […]
To hurt Trump, media obscures “affordability”
Does the mainstream media hate Donald Trump enough to lie about the U.S. economy in order to damage Republicans’ chances of holding congressional majorities and […]
Kansas Department of Education dodges public questions on dumbing down standards
It’s not uncommon for education administrators to make easily debunked claims about student achievement or school finance from the safety of a board room where […]
Marion newspaper gets cash, apology after illegal raid
Justice, it seems, some days is served. In a dramatic move unforeseen by many, county officials have agreed to pay more than $3 million to […]