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A record number of women are running for state legislatures this year • Kansas Reflector
A record number of women are running for state legislative seats this November, more than two-thirds of whom are Democrats.
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A record number of women are running for state legislatures this year • Kansas Reflector
A record number of women are running for state legislative seats this November, more than two-thirds of whom are Democrats.
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Former Kansas employee sues Republican legislators who wanted her fired over Charlie Kirk post • Kansas Reflector
TOPEKA — A former state employee sued Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson and two other Republican legislators for demanding she be fired over a comment she posted to Facebook when Charlie Kirk was k...
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Campaign finance group seeks investigation into Roger Marshall’s alleged ethics violations • Kansas Reflector
A national campaign finance watchdog group requested the U.S. Senate Ethics Committee investigate U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas for using taxpayer funds to travel to political events and staff wh...
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Former Kansas employee sues Republican legislators who wanted her fired over Charlie Kirk post • Kansas Reflector
TOPEKA — A former state employee sued Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson and two other Republican legislators for demanding she be fired over a comment she posted to Facebook when Charlie Kirk was k...
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The percentage of people without health insurance is growing • Kansas Reflector
The percentage of working-age adults without health insurance has increased in the past two years, largely because many people can no longer afford Obamacare coverage after Congress allowed federal su...
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Kansas manufacturing business responds to candidates’ conflicting accounts of tariff effects • Kansas Reflector
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The two major party candidates for U.S. Senate diverged in a debate Wednesday night on whether tariffs were helping or hurting a Salina manufacturing business they both visited. A ...
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Kansas manufacturing business responds to candidates’ conflicting accounts of tariff effects • Kansas Reflector
U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall claimed during Wednesday night's debate that tariffs were helping Great Plains Manufacturing in Salina. The company's chief financial officer says that's not the case.
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Opinion: Offering cash for votes is quite common throughout history — but here’s why it doesn’t work • Kansas Reflector
Opinion by Kenneth Greene: Cash for votes may seem like a straightforward way to win support, but my research shows that offering people money rarely changes their vote.
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U.S. Court of Appeals finds due process violation in ICE incarceration of Iranian refugee in Kansas • Kansas Reflector
A U.S. Court of Appeals decision on due process is a setback for President Donald Trump's strategy of deporting immigrants, including an Iranian who moved to Kansas.
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Haskell Indian Nations University and EPA expand collaboration to support student careers • Kansas Reflector
For Haskell Indian Nations University students, a renewed partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency is expected to open the door to internships, research opportunities and future careers se...
Kansas was supposed to be easy for Republicans. Then Tyson Brody, an opposition researcher, moved back home. Could his research in the state get a Democrat elected to the Senate for the first time in 94 years?
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A record number of women are running for state legislatures this year • Kansas Reflector
A record number of women are running for state legislative seats this November, more than two-thirds of whom are Democrats.
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Opinion: Offering cash for votes is quite common throughout history — but here’s why it doesn’t work • Kansas Reflector
Opinion by Kenneth Greene: Cash for votes may seem like a straightforward way to win support, but my research shows that offering people money rarely changes their vote.
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Former Kansas employee sues Republican legislators who wanted her fired over Charlie Kirk post • Kansas Reflector
TOPEKA — A former state employee sued Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson and two other Republican legislators for demanding she be fired over a comment she posted to Facebook when Charlie Kirk was k...
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U.S. labor secretary praises Kansas manufacturing industry in visit to Topeka business • Kansas Reflector
U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling lauded U.S. job growth and Kansas’ manufacturing industry during a series of visits Friday, assuaging criticisms against the Trump administration for burdensome t...
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Former Kansas employee sues Republican legislators who wanted her fired over Charlie Kirk post • Kansas Reflector
TOPEKA — A former state employee sued Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson and two other Republican legislators for demanding she be fired over a comment she posted to Facebook when Charlie Kirk was k...
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Haskell Indian Nations University and EPA expand collaboration to support student careers • Kansas Reflector
For Haskell Indian Nations University students, a renewed partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency is expected to open the door to internships, research opportunities and future careers se...
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The percentage of people without health insurance is growing • Kansas Reflector
The percentage of working-age adults without health insurance has increased in the past two years, largely because many people can no longer afford Obamacare coverage after Congress allowed federal su...
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