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Newspaper don’t just exist through subscriptions; a big chunk of their income is from ads. But with Google and Facebook sucking up the ad market – often on content produced by the newspapers – the papers are shutting their doors.
CIRCLE’s comprehensive survey of youth highlights differences in candidate preference and need for outreach from campaigns; includes data by race and education
It started getting worse in 1980, then accelerated after the pandemic.
Proselytizing in the military continues to be a problem. But at least in the VA facilities in Lexington, KY, the right outcome finally happened.
And a different Jamie lays into Kentucky’s Jamie
New survey highlights a deeply divided electorate going into the 2024 election cycle.
The teacher shortage in our state is bad, and getting worse. But a new report shows a way forward.
And when you add in the money from outside groups, enough money was spent to cover the state budget for years.
Some hope for more and better discussions.
Jamie Comer should become a novelist, since he is so good at fiction.
Incumbent Andy Beshear won reelection and gained ground with rural voters in a state that went for Donald Trump by 25 points in 2020.
Excellent explanation why political polling (or any polling, for that matter) is no longer viable or reliable – if it ever was.
Violence interrupter programs work. So why is Congress considering cutting them?
Why is the state sending millions of dollars to a clearly religious endeavor?
Once again, James Comer has been caught promoting a nothing-burger.
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