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Credit Ryland Barton Kentucky’s 5th district Congressman Hal Rogers was the only member of the state’s federal delegation to vote against certifying the presidential election results on Wednesday, citing unfounded claims of election fraud. Rogers was ultimately on the losing side of the vote, which took place hours after right-wing extremists stormed the U.S. Capitol following a rally for President Donald Trump on the National Mall. In a statement, he said that his stance was the result of hundreds of calls from constituents questioning the election results. “Every American should hav...

Kentucky's Rep. Hal Rogers slammed for rejecting vote results after U.S. Capitol riot Jeremy Chisenhall, Lexington Herald-Leader Jan. 7—Many of Kentucky representatives have criticized the 2020 General Election over recent months, but only one of them voted in Congress to reject the results as the Senate and House worked overnight. Rep. Hal Rogers objected to counting the Electoral College votes in Arizona and Pennsylvania. He was one of 121 Republican House members who objected to counting Arizona and one of 138 who objected to counting Pennsylvania's electoral votes. Both ...

Fiesta Bowl & Orange Bowl Game Info and Prospects to Watch Today we preview the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl and Capital One Orange Bowl and highlight some prospects to watch! Photo by Brian Rothmuller/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Today we cover the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl between Oregon and Iowa State and the Capital One Orange Bowl between Texas A&M and North Carolina. These bowl games will conclude the New Year’s 6 Bowl Games for this season. In a recap of yesterday’s semi-final matchups in the College Football Playoff, Alabama defeated Notre Dame 31-14, while Ohio State defeated Clemso...

Kentucky auditor says he tested positive for COVID-19 one day after getting first vaccine dose Sarah Ladd, Louisville Courier Journal Surgeon General: COVID vaccine reactions 'normal' Replay Video UP NEXT LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Kentucky Auditor Mike Harmon and his wife tested positive for COVID-19, he announced Wednesday "in the spirit of full transparency and accountability."  The announcement comes after Harmon received his first vaccination dose against the coronavirus alongside a bipartisan delegation in the Kentucky Capitol Rotunda on Monday.  Harmon and his wife ha...

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