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Submitted by Secretary of State Michael Watson "Let’s be clear; this growth is not solely due to federal COVID-19 relief dollars," Watson writes. As a lifetime Mississippian, I’m proud of the continued advancements of our beloved Magnolia State. Amid a pandemic and volatile economy, Mississippi ha

Reforms to be announced later this year will give greater legal protection to green spaces and place less focus on housebuilding in the South East, an MP has said.

Dear Reader, I intended to write about something that happened 75 years ago. But, last week saw a major war erupt in East Europe and I cannot ignore it. And, this week sees alarm spread across the globe that war may also break out in East Asia starting in the Taiwan Strait. It is almost as if the second world war is repeating itself, except in mirror image: Putin’s Russia is not the victim, but rather the perpetrator, of aggression in East Europe. In East Asia, Xi Jinping’s (習近平) China...

The Kentucky House votes to pass House Bill 3 Wednesday afternoon.

Taiwan’s government is juggling competing high-profile visits from the U.S. in a busy week of diplomacy as former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives.

Kentucky Right to Life, a group fighting against abortion, rallied at the Capitol on Tuesday in support of legislation restricting abortion access in Kentucky.

Iran has vowed “harsh retaliation” for a U.S. airstrike near Baghdad's airport that killed Tehran's top general as tensions soared in the wake of the killing.

Fifteen years ago, at the 2007 Munich Security Conference, President Vladimir Putin surprised the high-level audience with a speech that explicitly juxtaposed Russian and Western security interests. In retrospect, the tone of the presentation was argumentative rather than assertive, but Moscow added force to its arguments by going to war against Georgia in August 2008 (Moskovsky Komsomolets, February 10). Then–French …

Though Kentucky is a reliable supporter of Republican candidates in races for President and the U.S.

Almost 700 people have filed candidate paperwork to run for office in the May 2022 primary, according to Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams.