House Democrats step up to try to stop Project 2025 plans for a Trump White House
The more people learn about Project 2025, the more determined they are to stop it.
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Grayson County teachers rally for wages in protest for higher pay
Other counties approved much bigger raises for their teachers.
Federal judge hears arguments in Title IX lawsuit in Lexington
Kentucky and other states are fighting the rule, since it protects trans students.
KY to use $12M to boost internet access in underserved communities
The Beshear administration put together a “digital equity plan” that was approved by the federal government.
The Republican hubris in courting Black voters
After decades of doing all they can to suppress the Black vote, Repubs now claim Blacks should vote for them.
Heat waves are making restaurant kitchens unsafe. Workers are fighting back.
The combination of hot kitchens and heat outdoors are making it dangerous to work in a restaurant kitchen.
Supreme Court ruling may override part of Safer Kentucky Act
Laws to fine or jail the homeless may become moot, depending SCOTUS ruling.
Ohio gives $2 billion away to private schools. Do we want that for Kentucky?
That giant sucking sound you hear? That is charter schools and voucher programs across the country, draining money from your public schools.
Majority of voters approve of Trump’s guilty verdict
Contrary to what some pundits are saying, the majority of voters say the trial was fair and the verdict was deserved.
Kentucky Republican officials denounce Trump conviction, with one big exception
Outgoing state Sen. Whitney Westerfield was one of the only GOP officials in Kentucky to not denounce Trump’s conviction, and instead criticize his colleagues for undermining faith in the justice system.
Project 2025: Creating an American Dictatorship
Think “it can’t happen here”? Guess what – it’s already being planned.
Guilty: Is Trumpism a movement or a cult?
It’s an important distinction, because you confront each differently.
Guilty! The 34-count conviction
A summary of the verdict and the responses from both Trump and President Biden.
Sour on spoilers
There are currently three third-party candidates for president: Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Jill Stein, and Cornell West. All three candidates claim they are running to give voters a choice and a chance to voice their views. All three insist they are not “spoilers.” Let’s examine this.
