KansansBackModeration Wins In GOP Primary Battle
Editorial notes Kansans rejected Brownback allies in Tuesday's Republican primary, signaling demand for fiscal responsibility and steadier governance. Garden City lawmakers Larry Powell and John Doll faced strong challenges as moderates gained momentum. The piece suggests the far right may lose legislative power in November and calls for balanced budgets, roads, schools and hospitals while warning ongoing legal challenges to school finance and judiciary appointments.
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Garden City Community College unveils new marching band
Editorial staff highlighted online reaction to Garden City Community College's new marching band with praise for the show to be performed at the last home game. A separate comment quotes former Kansas Senate President Steve Morris condemning past political campaigns by the Kansas Chamber Americans for Prosperity Club for Growth and governor’s allies.
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Ailes and Fox scandal expose sparks broader debate
The sexual harassment case involving Roger Ailes at Fox News unfolds into a wider scrutiny of workplace power. Gretchen Carlson filed suit, followed by about 20 more women with allegations dating back decades. Former booker Laurie Luhn recounts coercive tactics, including a garter belt request and a pledge to obey. The saga raises questions about consent, complicity, and feminism while spotlighting payoffs, severance, and the culture behind the network. Kathleen Parker notes the untangling of power, money, and dignity as the story boundary expands.
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Fox
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Los Angeles
Robo Candidate greets Philadelphia stage in white pants suit
Will Durst humorously critiques the 2016 Democratic National Convention. Hillary Clinton is portrayed as a cyborg candidate while Bernie Sanders supporters boo and internal party tensions surface. The piece notes post convention fundraising and upcoming election jitters with sharp satirical tone.
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Trump is an unfit candidate in a searing column
Leonard Pitts Jr of the Miami Herald condemns Donald Trump for attacking Khizr and Ghazala Khan at the Democratic National Convention, calling him a despicable little man and warning history is watching. The piece notes Ghazala Khan's silence, Trump’s defense, and calls out party leaders and voters.
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