Letters to the editor
Every time I hear the terms white privilege, climate change, or the January 6th conspiracy, I remember that this is coming from the same sect of the Democratic Party that advocated banning portions of Dr.
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Man On Horseback? “Rigged Elections” Are The Horse.
“More than one country has descended into riot, revolution, coup or civil war territory over disputes about the integrity of its elections,” I wrote in 2016.
Driving into winter
The first significant snow arrived well before winter this year.
In ‘Oceans of Grain,’ a history of how global conflict made Kansas a wheat powerhouse
Mennonites began arriving in Kansas in the 1870s due to economic forces beyond their control, forces that sharply curtailed wheat production in Ukraine while increasing it inside the United States.
Gun violence is a reflection of us all
In the streets of Bogalusa, Louisiana, a sadly familiar scene unfolds—the mournful wail of sirens, the piercing flash of blue lights, and another community shaken by the harsh crack of gunfire.
Kobach rushes to Second Amendment’s defense. Marion raid shows the First could use some love.
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach loves the U.S.
The battle over school prayer
We may hear a candidate or seated politician proclaim that they will “get prayer back into our public schools.” They fail to recognize how the “wall” between church and state became established.
Insight Kansas: Middle of the road
No one expects Joe Biden to win Kansas in 2024.
This Christmas, Remember that war is hell
“You people of the South don’t know what you are doing,” William Tecumseh Sherman told David F.
Mayor’s Desk: So much progress to celebrate in Newton in 2023
As we approach the end of 2023, it’s so encouraging to look back on all the positive news in our community this year.We are mid-way through the five-year strategic plan City Commissioners and staff adopted in 2021, in which we set the following goals:1.