Incumbent Advantage in Redistricting Delays Kansas Races
The stalled Kansas redistricting process left lawmakers, incumbents, and potential challengers unsure of districts as filing nears. About three fourths of legislators have filed for re election, while most challengers for Congress are absent except in one district. The delay hampers informed decisions and underscores calls for a post 2020 Census fix.
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Presidents Write Their Own History at the Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery exhibit frames American history through presidents with Lincoln FDR and Clinton portraits as anchors while exploring how modern figures borrow from past leaders. The piece argues that presidents shaping their legacies must write their own volumes, not quote earlier ones, with Shribman noting the shifting view of figures like Reagan Kennedy and Obama Romney.
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Impure Water Report Shocks Kansas Rail Runners
Lawrence Daily Journal World June 6 1912 reports N P Sherwood state water bacteriologist findings that much railroad drinking water is impure. Results delivered to the state board of health at Topeka. Compiled by Sarah St John.
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Tiananmen anniversary and U S China policy stance
Mike Hoeflich argues that the United States should not ignore China's actions as the Tiananmen Square crackdown marks its 23rd anniversary. He warns of China’s growing financial leverage, currency manipulation, military buildup, and human rights issues, urging prudent policy to deter future risks.
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