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Pete Hegseth’s war on religious freedom and the Constitution
What Pete Hegseth’s record says about where he would lead the Department of Defense
In farewell speech to nation, Biden warns of threat of ‘extreme wealth, power and influence’
“Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power, and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms, and a fair shot for everyone to get ahead.”
Explainer: The Rose Decision and the KY Education Reform Act
What was KERA, and why did it happen?
Students sue KY for failing to provide ‘adequate and equitable public education’
The 70-page complaint says KY schools are worse now than when the Rose decision gave birth to KERA.
Second complaint against Rep. Daniel Grossberg advanced by Kentucky ethics commission
Ethics complaints are confidential until a final ruling by the commission, so who filed the second complaint is unknown.
The most anti-labor president in a century is about to take office again
And unions and union members need to be ready for the fight.
Bills filed in first week of session address abortion ban exceptions, perinatal care, adoption
The bills come from both sides of the aisle.
Hundreds of Kentuckians have already applied for medical marijuana program
And thousands have visited an authorized practitioner to learn more.
McConnell is upset that three federal judges rescinded resignations and foiled his plans
The master of injecting politics into the judiciary can’t believe some judges don’t want to be replaced by Trump’s picks.
