Kansans face vote access clash over Kobach plan
The editorial denounces Secretary Kris Kobach and ALEC influenced measures restricting voting. It warns 50,000 prospective voters could be disenfranchised this year, with only federal race ballots for 17,000 DMV registrants lacking citizenship proof. It urges Kansans to vote in the August primary and general election to countermand such reforms.
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Kris Kobach
Kansas
Department of Motor Vehicles
American Legislative Exchange Council
ALEC
Bill Mill
Sam Brownback
Judicial Branch
Larry Powell
Garden City
Brownback
Community wins over data minded game at fair
A local debate highlights concerns that a new game app acts as data collection rather than service. Community leader Tommy Hutcheson counters that the effort promotes 4H and draws nonparticipants to the Finney County Fair, using window painting to boost visibility.
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Gctele‘pet Com
Fane County
Tommy Hutcheson
Beacon Boosters
Etary i
Finney
Letters Policy st Ear BION Severest Garden ay KS
A terse OCR fragment mentions letters policy and online remarks, referencing Ear BION and Severest Garden in Kansas. Specific names, dates, or actions are unclear, but it signals a local letters policy note or community commentary with minimal readable context.
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St. Ear Bion
Trump campaign's white america first amid racial tensions
Dana Milbank catalogs extensive examples from Donald Trump's campaign showing repeated appeals to racial division and anti minority rhetoric. The piece lists attacks on Muslims, African Americans, immigrants, and Jewish groups, plus endorsements of white supremacist figures and dismissive attitudes toward media and opponents.
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Dallas
Black Lives Matter
New Jersey
Ater
NAACP
Redding
Calif
Donald Trump
Alphan America
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Arizona
Tela Incest
Richard Nixon
Martin Luther King
Obama
Monkey
Hillary Guinton
Iectern
Washington
Baltimore
Jenna Jansen
Carl Palidino
Lynch
Paladino
Cleveland
Shemer
Anti-Defamation League
Fae
Malania
Trwnp
Washington Post
David Duke
WhiteGenocide TM
Mussolini
Intecn
Mexico
Jorge Ramos
Univision
Elizabeth Warren
South Korea
United States
Orando
Wise frugal shopper tips cut family food bill
John Schlagecka highlights price awareness in supermarkets with up to 15 percent yearly savings. Shoppers should read labels, compare store practices, use loyalty cards, buy generics, plan trips, and keep receipts to drive substantial costs down.
Fight for Full African American Citizenship Continues
Ebony Slaughter Johnson, a Newt Leader at the Institute for Policy Studies, discusses how Taney's 1857 ruling and subsequent Jim Crow era shaped ongoing fights for civil rights. She links historic cases like Dred Scott to modern police brutality against Sterling, Castile, Martin, Davis, and others, urging accountability and policy change.
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Philanco Castile
Dred Scott
Supreme Court
Scott
Meebers
Roger Taney
Taney Wenng
South
Bamund Pettus Bridge
Dred Scotts
Trayvon Martin
Jovian Davis
Samme You
Boyd
Sui Offuty
Epeech
Freeda
Michael Beon
Walter Scott
Alton Stee- Jing
Wnd
Taney
Ebony Slaughter Johnson
Isttute For Policy Studies
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