Trump narrowly escapes assassination attempt at rally
President Trump was unharmed after a shooter opened fire at a rally, was killed by Secret Service, and the event halted as crowds fled. Biden condemned the act while authorities investigated the attacker and confirmed Trump was safe and receiving medical evaluation.
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UNRWA funding plea as Gaza crisis worsens
UN chief urged donor support for UNRWA amid a funding gap as Israel evacuation orders push Palestinians to flee. Lazharzini said funds only cover through August, highlighting the agency’s fragile financial position at a New York donor conference. Richard Simmons dies at 75 after cancer diagnosis, ending a fitness TV era.
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Republican primary shapes race in District 42 race
Eddy Martinez leads the lone Democrat filing for the seat facing the Republican nominee. Primary contenders Lance Neelly of Tonganoxie and Leavenworth County Commissioner Mike Stieben outline priorities. Neelly backs property tax relief and business support. Stieben pushes local government transparency, property tax caps, and education funding.
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De Soto area GOP candidates vie in District 9 race
The Republican primary in District 9 draws Beverly Gossage and Bryan Zesiger, both Kansas residents with deep ties to the Lawrence area. Gossage highlights tax relief, health care access, and education choice, while Zesiger emphasizes property tax relief, support for public services, and agricultural policy shaped by his farming and agritourism background.
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Hawkins, a Topeka native now in Lawrence with a KU chemistry degree, says citizens must engage, back abortion and transgender rights, and push campaign finance reform. Suzanne Wikle, KU social welfare alumna and parent of two, advocates for child care access, infant mortality reduction, education funding, health care, and tax reform to ease economic strain while resisting ideologies on reproductive rights and schools.
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