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Judge Halts Taxpayer-Funded Trump Ads Ahead of Midterms
About $19 million had already been spent on the commercials, which critics say used public money to influence November’s elections.
A federal judge in New York ordered the Trump administration Sunday night to immediately stop airing government-funded television ads featuring President Donald Trump that critics…
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The 1890 Project takes aim at funding disparities at land-grant HBCUs, beginning with a lawsuit alleging Missouri shortchanged Lincoln University by $361 million.
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The ballot says a “yes” vote would clarify that only U.S. citizens can vote. But citizenship is already required, and the proposed amendment changes more than that simple explanation suggests.
Claim Your Child’s Trump Account—and Understand the Rules
Automatic enrollment opens the door to long-term investing, but parents still must claim accounts, request eligible federal money and understand withdrawal restrictions.
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Missouri Voted for Abortion Rights. Why Are They on the Ballot Again?
Lawmakers are betting that added exceptions and a ban on gender care for minors will change the outcome, while another vote clouds efforts to expand abortion access.
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Beef Safety Concerns Grow, But Import Plan Brings Little Price Relief
Recent recalls involve specific products, while expanded imports target hamburger supplies and leave the underlying cattle shortage unresolved.
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Youth on Fire, Ready to Lead
Young people across Wichita are building faith, friendships and community connections—and inviting others to join.
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Flu Before Boo: Which Flu Vaccine Is Right for You?
Get vaccinated before Halloween to give your body time to build protection. Several shot options—and even a nasal spray for eligible people—make getting protected easier than ever.
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Sports Connections Can Make Energy Drinks Seem Safer
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Fashion With Heart: Evan Rolfe Brings 50 Models to the Runway for a Cause
The Oct. 10 fundraiser showcases local designers, brands and stores, followed by a reception with food, drinks and shopping.
Know a Young Achiever? Nominate Them for The Voice’s 30 Under 30
The inaugural program will recognize emerging talent across Kansas and the Kansas City metro. Nominations close Oct. 8.
College Sexual Assault Is Still a Crisis. What the Cornell and LSU Cases Reveal
High-profile cases at Cornell and LSU are renewing questions about how colleges handle sexual assault, protect students and respond when survivors come forward.
