KY, TN judges debunk anti-trans arguments and block bans: the stunning opinions
Two judges, within hours of one another, blocked gender affirming care bans in stunning opinions. They thoroughly debunk anti-trans talking points in doing so.
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Supreme Court axes affirmative action
“With let-them-eat-cake obliviousness, today, the majority pulls the ripcord and announces ‘colorblindness for all’ by legal fiat.”
KKK flyers appearing across Kentucky
This hate group is still active in our state, and their activity has recently increased.
Eastern Kentucky as climate-change refuge?
Researchers found that the region could see a wave of climate-related migration. Early findings point to the need for robust infrastructure investments to support potentially growing population.
Daniel Cameron’s campaign is in full swing, but is he backing away from Trump?
Cameron couldn’t stop touting his Trump endorsement during the primary. Now, not so much.
Sun and wind power surpass coal
It's a first for the two renewables combined without adding hydropower
Supreme Court rejects a Republican effort to hijack elections
In Moore v. Harper, the court ruled against the controversial “independent state legislature” theory.
Cameron accused of seeking donations from company his office is investigating
More political donations in the news.
Taking stock: How climate change is affecting Kentucky
The lines in the infographic demonstrate how Kentucky has warmed over time. Here’s a look at how climate change is impacting Kentucky and what the future looks like if humans continue to rely on fossil fuels.
Bernie Sanders opens probe into Amazon’s “abysmal” safety record
“At every turn,” Sanders said, “Amazon makes decisions that actively harm workers in the name of its bottom line.”
Rick Wilson lays out the truth about the “No Labels” group
You consider yourself a moderate? You like the idea of “no labels”? Well then, you need to read this.
New data shows well-being of Kentucky kids worsens
When it comes to the well-being of our children, Kentucky is falling behind even its own poor record.
Anti-trans bills spark mass migration as 130-260K trans people flee home states
A new survey shows that hundreds of thousands have left their home states, and over a million more may soon follow.
Greenberg on who is above the law
Steve Greenberg sees what the Republicans are doing and saying about the Trump indictment.
Trump’s AG: “If Even Half of It Is True, He’s Toast”
Former attorney general Bill Barr says the Trump indictment is “damning.”
