Dear Doctors: My uncle had been feeling nauseous, so he saw his doctor. He figured it was a stomach bug. After getting an MRI, he was diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer. He died just two months later. Needless to say, our family is in shock. Is this cancer always so dangerous? Why is it so hard to diagnose?
Medicaid Expansion is needed I have recently enjoyed participating with a grass roots group called Faith Voices for Medicaid Expansion. Many individuals and groups have taken action to achieve this goal.
On April 21st I went to the Top Notch Diner in Cortland OH. Senate candidate Josh Mandel appeared with retired General Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor in the Trump administration. I listened to Flynn tell the crowd “The election was stolen,” and Mandel brag about being the only candidate in his race to call out the theft.
On May 2, Politico hit America with a bombshell scoop: A leaked Supreme Court draft opinion overturning the last 50 years of federal jurisprudence on abortion, discarding Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, and returning the matter to the states.
What do we appreciate teachers for? The answer should be obvious. Kansas public school teachers are dedicated professionals. So dedicated, in fact, they often go well beyond the call of duty, devoting their own time and money to the development of the next generation.
Few events shaped my childhood like the onetwo punch of the Hesston tornado in 1990 and the Andover tornado in 1991. My family lived only 18 miles away from Andover, and the notion that a storm could descend from nowhere and wreak destruction terrified me.
Each month I want to provide you with regular updates about what’s going on in our nation’s capital and throughout the 4th District of Kansas. Here’s what happened in April.
This week a Democrat from Montana has been demanding, and getting, a little bit of attention. And it is attention that Kansas needs him to get.
As this legislative cycle comes to a close and our elected officials head home, there were laws that were passed and laws that did not. Some results can leave many of us scratching our heads asking why?
Republicans in the Kansas House of Representatives hate Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly more than they want to help their constituents.