Putting War and Peace on the ballot
The corporate media report on elections — especially the biggie coming up — as though they were sporting events.
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Japan Leads in Global Innovation
The numbers of science papers published is not alone a full indication of the ability of a society to make advancements in technology or innovate.
Overturned voting law a victory for voter registration drives, democracy
In 2021, in the aftermath of unfounded accusations of election fraud, the Kansas legislature passed a series of laws making it harder for citizens to vote.
Kansas primary voters were smarter than megadonors expected. But too many stayed home.
Big money thought it could hornswoggle Kansas Democrats in the 35th District into selecting Rep.
Through mailers, Kansas campaigns aim to create photographic memories for voters
When voters went to the polls Tuesday in primary elections across Kansas, columns of names stared up at them from the ballot: J.R.
Prosecutors’ report on Marion newspaper raid excuses abuse of power, leaves questions dangling
By Clay WirestonIf you read special prosecutors’ report about last year’s raid on the Marion County Record newspaper, the abuse of power by law enforcement sounds like an immaculate deception.Officials who carted off computers and cellphones from the Record on a flimsy pretext didn’t do so out of ill will, according to Marc Bennett and Barry Wilkerson.
Escalation and Miscalculation: How a bigger war might happen in the Middle East
By: Mel GurtovFateful ChoicesJust a few weeks ago, the media were reporting that Israel and Hezbollah were edging closer to an agreement that would bring their deadly exchanges along the border with Lebanon to a halt.
Overturned voting law a victory for voter registration drives, democracy
In 2021, in the aftermath of unfounded accusations of election fraud, the Kansas legislature passed a series of laws making it harder for citizens to vote.
Plains Folk: A trip to Kyrgyzstan
In 2017 my son Josh and I took a memorable trip to the country of Kyrgyzstan in central Asia.
The Imperial Presidency: From Gitmo to Trump v. US and Back Again
On July 31, retired brigadier general Susan K.