Why Kansas must invest in energy efficiency for rental housing: It’s good for all of us
In the heart of America, Kansas stands at a crossroads where policy, ethics, and environmental sustainability intersect.
Opinion
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Why even uneventful primaries are better than raucous caucuses
When my wife and I went to vote last Tuesday, the polling station was nearly empty.
Education Frontlines: Bipartisan bigotry on Tik Tok
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I loathe Lawrence’s new plastic bag ban with a fiery passion. It’s still a good idea, though.
To specify: I hate, hate, hate, hate it.I’m not sure precisely why I reacted so strongly and viscerally to an earnest, well-intended piece of public policy.
Plains Folk: Champions from Strong City
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Election 2024: Closer, And Less Important, Than You Probably Think
Depending on whom you listen to about the constantly shifting horse race we call a US presidential election, either Joe Biden or Donald Trump is always ahead or behind by a nose ...
The Kansas Promise Scholarship has transformed and empowered futures for students
The American Dream, often characterized by the pursuit of higher education and the promise of a prosperous future, has become increasingly elusive for many due to the steep rise in college costs and the weight of student loans.
Letters to the editor
The unmitigated mendacity and stulitiloquy by Governor Kelly regarding The Wait List is Amazing, though no longer astonishing.Sadly, it’s even more mendacious stultiloquy by the Newton Kansan to praise her for it.
Impeachment in Context
With Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ impeachment secured, House Republicans can now set their sights on President Joe Biden.