Kansas opens public records to private emails in new law
Kansas will apply public records rules to officials’ emails even when sent from private accounts or devices. The measure, part of a broader transparency bill, requires updates to policies and will subject the Kansas Supreme Court Nomination Commission to open records and meetings laws. Live streaming of some legislative hearings starts next spring.
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Quotes and community notes on politics and Freedom Fest
Online comments criticize politicians from both parties as parasites while a letter about Senator Moran and Justice Garland triggers responses. In Garden City a Fourth of July Freedom Fest organizes daytime contests and a fireworks show, with Scott Rose of Bible Christian Church commenting on local plans.
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I Will Vote for Trump Despite Hillary Clinton
Christine Flowers, attorney and columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, explains her reluctant shift in voting in November. She cites Supreme Court abortion debates, Justice Breyer's rhetoric, and the Gosnell case while condemning Clinton and defending Trump as the lesser evil.
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Ryan's economic agenda criticized as corporate giveaways proposal
The piece decries Paul Ryan's announced economic plan as a cynical set of corporate giveaways. It claims the GOP would roll back environmental and ethics protections, repeal climate rules, aid Wall Street and big utilities, and favor profit over consumers, labeling the plan a sham. The critique attributes the scathing portrayal to The High Tower Lowdown and Wow Otherwords.org.
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Obesity concerns rise amid China dietary shifts and age trends
A government report notes climbing overweight and obesity rates among Chinese children and adults. It cites 7 year olds rising from 3 percent in 2000 to 9 percent, with weights and heights increasing since 1970. Medical experts warn of heart and lung risks while diets shift toward convenience foods and Western fast foods. The piece contrasts US obesity rates and reflects on rural hardship anecdotes and evolving affluence shaping nutrition and activity.
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Dr John R Schrock editor of The Kansas School Naturalist
Dr John Richard Schrock serves as editor of the Kansas School Naturalist and previously chaired Emporia State University biology department.
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