KY advocates: It’s time to bury medical debt
Until we get universal health care, medical debt will continue to bankrupt individuals and families. KY Voices for Health and others are using new techniques to get rid of this burden.
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Americans must weigh in on how poorly the U.S. Postal Service is run before it’s too late
Louis DeJoy is intent on destroying the Postal Service. You’ve got to speak up now to save it.
Google and Facebook owe news publishers $12 billion a year for their content, according to a new study
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.
New Poll: Over half of young people extremely likely to vote; youth focused on the economy ahead of 2024 election
CIRCLE’s comprehensive survey of youth highlights differences in candidate preference and need for outreach from campaigns; includes data by race and education
The pay gap between rural and urban workers is getting worse, according to new financial data
It started getting worse in 1980, then accelerated after the pandemic.
Bible to be replaced by journal on POW/MIA tables at Lexington VA facilities
Proselytizing in the military continues to be a problem. But at least in the VA facilities in Lexington, KY, the right outcome finally happened.
Hunter Biden asks to testify publicly. House Republicans (including Comer) scurry away in a panic
And a different Jamie lays into Kentucky’s Jamie
Poll finds Americans concerned about Biden’s leadership and age, Trump’s moral character
New survey highlights a deeply divided electorate going into the 2024 election cycle.
Landmark report shows dire need for minimum starting salary for teachers
The teacher shortage in our state is bad, and getting worse. But a new report shows a way forward.
Kentucky’s gubernatorial race breaks records, exceeds $44 million
And when you add in the money from outside groups, enough money was spent to cover the state budget for years.
Governor Beshear and Senate President Stivers talk about relationships in 2024
Some hope for more and better discussions.
Comer’s unrelenting quest to undo Biden curtailed by one pesky detail — the facts
Jamie Comer should become a novelist, since he is so good at fiction.
Rural voters shift toward Beshear in governor’s race
Incumbent Andy Beshear won reelection and gained ground with rural voters in a state that went for Donald Trump by 25 points in 2020.
WHY Polling is Dead, Dead, Dead.
Excellent explanation why political polling (or any polling, for that matter) is no longer viable or reliable – if it ever was.
How much is an end to violence worth?
Violence interrupter programs work. So why is Congress considering cutting them?
Answers in Genesis: an expensive violation of church and state separation
Why is the state sending millions of dollars to a clearly religious endeavor?
