
Voters do not support the GOP’s tax and spending proposals
In fact, they support pretty much the opposite.
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In fact, they support pretty much the opposite.
Will the U.S. Catholic church revive its legacy of support for migrant farmworkers and organized labor?
A deeper look at why poor people play it more often, and the commentary that provides on our country’s income inequality
Republicans in Congress are jamming through a sweeping bill to fund handouts to the rich
Around two dozen western Kentucky protestors spoke out against proposed cuts to federal Medicaid support on Tuesday, rallying outside of Republican Congressman James Comer’s office in downtown Paducah.
Back in January, a group of Kentucky students marked a momentous, inspiring moment in front of the Franklin County courthouse when they announced litigation to reopen Kentucky’s landmark school funding case. On Tuesday, they got a crash course in the gritty, dull realities of the law: A nearly two-hour
These 13 statements beginning with “If today ...” capture the peril of this moment.
“To emphasize some mythological ‘anti-Christian bias’ does no service to either our government or the people in power and only tends to foment distrust and fear of those who may hold divergent views of religion.”
As tariffs and trade deals seem to change and shift day by day, Kentucky businesses are scrambling to figure out a strategy. Meanwhile, a few of Kentucky’s federal lawmakers have been some of the most outspoken conservative opposition to the president’s economic platform.
“This bill confirms what we've been saying all along: Trump and Republicans have been lying when they claim they aren't going to cut Medicaid and take away people's healthcare.”
Argues that the finding ignored due process and that the complaint was politically motivated
Made multiple allegations in a letter sent to Ford’s board of directors.
“Our dedication to Black Church Studies, to some of our womanist studies, to our queer theology – what we do here is important," Rev. Andrew Pomerville said.
They’ve now cut reading programs across the state.
Republican efforts to slash billions in Medicaid funding would be “an attack on rural America,” Gov. Andy Beshear and three other Democratic governors said Tuesday. The cuts would strip health care from millions of low-income Americans and cause the closure of dozens of rural hospitals over the next decade, they