Gov. Beshear launches ‘Pre-K for All’ initiative to boost public education, job growth
Leaders in business, education join Governor’s call for pre-K for all of Kentucky’s 4-year-olds
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We cannot be silent. We must respond.
As the author says, “Have we learned nothing from the example of 1930s Germany?”
Hiding exploitation behind an app
After expenses, workers for companies like Uber often make well below the federal minimum wage. But many are now fighting back
House Republicans’ extreme budget plan fails Kentucky families, children, and communities
A report from the Center on Budget and Priorities
What is this ‘interim session’?
What to know about why folks are heading back to Frankfort — and you should too.
Pix from the “Stand Up” rally in Danville
People everywhere are taking to the streets to let their voices be heard.
The Senate shouldn’t confirm a single Trump judge
As long as Trump blows off court rulings and threatens judges, the Senate shouldn’t be confirming any nominees he puts forward – including the one for Kentucky
Experts: Loss of federal mining program could harm workers, researchers
Kentucky miners will be among those affected
Why corruption always breeds tyranny: Lessons from Trump’s second-term playbook
The chilling similarities to past tyrants — and why America can’t look away anymore …
Voters do not support the GOP’s tax and spending proposals
In fact, they support pretty much the opposite.
Will Leo XIV be the “Labor Pope”?
Will the U.S. Catholic church revive its legacy of support for migrant farmworkers and organized labor?
Playing the Lottery
A deeper look at why poor people play it more often, and the commentary that provides on our country’s income inequality
Six reasons why the GOP budget bill will hurt rural America
Republicans in Congress are jamming through a sweeping bill to fund handouts to the rich
Paducah protestors speak out as Congress eyes major cuts to Medicaid, SNAP
Around two dozen western Kentucky protestors spoke out against proposed cuts to federal Medicaid support on Tuesday, rallying outside of Republican Congressman James Comer’s office in downtown Paducah.
