Book bans and culture wars came for libraries. They’re still standing strong.
During National Library Week, librarians throughout the country fight for books, jobs and truth.
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During National Library Week, librarians throughout the country fight for books, jobs and truth.
With gas prices surging in Kentucky and beyond, most Americans support taxing windfall profits — and billionaires — to help working people weather the affordability crisis.
The same bold playbook that built the middle class can restore it, and voters are ready for it.
Once again, millions of our tax dollars are being spent with no insight into where and with no input from us, the people actually paying the bills.
Most of the $48 million of spending in Kentucky’s GOP primary for Senate has been by super PACs supporting Nate Morris and Andy Barr, which are bankrolled by a few billionaires and dark money groups.
In a manic series of posts, Trump lays out a vision of victory that looks like a humiliating loss.
His stands on Constitutional issues sometimes puts him at odds with his Repub colleagues
More Democratic clergy members are running for office as the GOP embraces Christian nationalist talking points — and Trump posts a Jesus-like image of himself.
No replacement named yet
Just when you think Trump can’t make things any worse, he starts a war in the Middle East. And Kentucky Republicans think it’s swell.
You cannot claim you are powerless, and the world will certainly now see you as complicit. So fly your sorry besuited asses back to the Capitol and this time, strip this self-proclaimed destroyer of civilizations of his powers. Anything less is an act of complicity.
Kate Marvel reflects on her fiery resignation: “I don’t think we rebuild science without getting mad.”
Kentucky’s Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed two GOP-led bills that deal with firearms. One would have allowed 18-year-olds to get licenses to carry concealed guns.
Don’t be fooled – this has nothing to do with “recruitment of healthcare professionals”
Turning Kentuckians’ pain into a game