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At the National Review institute in the ethics ethics in Public Policy center. So thanks for joining us. So we are packed with a discussion about this brand new book. And so i know you all know about this, but its a brand new book by Ryan Anderson and alexander de sanctus and so afterwards for those of you that are here in person. Feel free if we have copies of the book for sale. You can get them signed and you can actually talk to the authors well, but let me just very briefly. Introduce our pa...

Able to host this on behalf of the Heritage Foundation. Im the director of the law center here which is the center at c Heritage Foundation which handles the issue of life, and this iss a historic week, obviously. In fact, i cant imagine a better time for us to host this event than the one that we have this morning. I want to mention that were cohosting this with our friends at the National Review institute and the ethics and Public Policy center. So thanks for joining us. So we are packed with ...

Evening around 7 00 p. M. That was the rq 4 Global Hawk Drone that came down. President trump, after that, then approved military strikes against iran and its reported was underway in early stages. Planes in the air and ships were in position. No missiles had been fired when word came to stand down all day yesterday President Trump giving nothing away. Iran made a big mistake. They made a very bad mistak mistake. [inaudible] you will find out. Are you willing to go to war with iran. You will fin...

Sen. Rick Billinger, R-Goodland, 40th Dist. File photo by Becky Kiser/Hays Post

Medicaid expansion, tax cuts, public education, child care and abortion will likely garner debate and be priorities in the 2024 Kansas Legislature.

The excessive heat baking Kansas will continue through Thursday night... police investigate a fatal shooting outside a Pittsburg bar... many Kansas families will get extra food benefits this school year... and state and local officials consider adding express toll lanes to K-10. More details inside.

Sizzling temperatures continue in Kansas...the Kansas Department of Revenue says the initial online search that led to a police raid of a Marion County newspaper was legal...thousands of dollars in merchandise stolen by a Johnson County retail theft ring has been recovered...and a foodborne illness outbreak has been linked to a restaurant in Anderson County. Details on those stories, and more, are available here.

“When folks really are in crisis, they need true information,” said state Rep. Maggie Nurrenbern, a Kansas City Democrat. “That’s what is so frustrating. That the state is actively pushing misinformation.”

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State Sen. Elaine Bowers, R-Concordia, 36th Dist. 2023 KANSAS LEGISLAT