Kansas leaders face GOP Trump split amid civility call
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback and Rep. Lynn Jenkins navigate a Republican split over Donald Trump as they publicly back the nominee while facing bipartisan alarm from veteran security experts and political observers. Brownback urges civility and loyalty to the party amid open voter rebellion and internal pressure.
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Donald Trump
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Brownback
Kansas
New York
U.S
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United States
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Midwest
Eileen Hawley
America
Jenkins
House
U.S. Senate
Ted Cruz
Bob Beatty
Washburn University
Topeka
Beatty
Trump hints supporters could act to stop Clinton judges
Trump at a Wilmington campaign event said Second Amendment supporters could unite to back his campaign and warned that Hillary Clinton would abolish gun rights if she appoints judges. Critics called the remark an assassination threat while GOP figures and Democrats urged restraint and condemned violence.
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Wilmington
N.C
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New York
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Fayetteville
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Detroit
United States
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D-Conn
Gabrielle Giffords
Arizona
Senate
Michael Steel
Florida
Jeb Bush
House
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U.S. Secret Service
GCCC to push rule change on roster limits
Trustees discussed continuing a rule change to allow colleges to decide roster sizes for teams across sports. Swender argued conference limits are unfair when students pay their own way and other colleges have unlimited rosters with full scholarships. The meeting also approved the 2016-17 budget, with a small drop in the mill levy and about $500,000 less in property taxes, plus updates on accreditation plans, the memorial bench for Carolyn Klaassen, and fall new student orientation.
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Iowa
GCCC
Ryan Ruda
Higher Learning Commission
Pauline Joyce
Governor names court retention survey shows varied support
The survey shows Luckert, a Nuss appointee, with the strongest backing among lawyers and judges at 81 and 88 percent respectively. Stegall, appointed by Brownback in 2014, drew 39 percent lawyer and 54 percent judge support for retention. Among other Brownback appointees, Gardiner, Bruns, and Atcheson fared better, while Arnold Burger, Leben, and Pierron showed high cross‑branch backing.
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Nuss
Luckert
Kathleen Sebelius
Beier
Biles
Caleb Stegall
Brownback
Kansas
Stegall
Oast
Gloria Farha Flentje
Judicial Evaluation Committee
Court of Appeals
David Bruns
Karen Arnold Burger
Mark Parkinson
Gordon Atcheson
Parkinson
Steve Leben
Sebelius
Joseph Pierron
Mike Hayden
Frys Couple Donates $1 Million to KU Ophthalmology
Luther and Ardis Fry commit one million dollars to the University of Kansas Department of Ophthalmology. The gift backs the chair and supports ongoing research, patient care, and recruitment, with KU Endowment coordinating the donation and praised by Dr. Robert Simari and Sutphin for strengthening the program.
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EU Ophthalmology Department
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Montezuma
KU School of Medicine
Kresge Eye Institute
Detroit
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Bethany College
Dodge City
Garden City
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School of Medicine
Simari
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KU Endowment
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