New Monicagate Polls Hit Clinton Approval Drop
A CNN USA Today Gallup poll shows Clinton's job approval at 53 percent, the lowest since August 1996, with public support split on party control of Congress. War in Yugoslavia and ongoing scandal talk help explain the slide, affecting Gore and the 2000 campaign dynamics.
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Kansans urged to honor military sacrifices throughout May
A Kansas memorial message urges citizens to remember service members beyond Memorial Day, noting National Military Appreciation Month designated by Congress. It highlights active duty, reserves, and guards from Fort Riley, McConnell, and Forbes Field, with 9,000+ on active duty and 16,000+ reserves or National Guard, and 250,000 veterans statewide.
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Evolution and faith collide in Kansas education stare
The Kansas State Board of Education debates how to teach evolution amid religious concerns led by Steve Abrams. The piece contrasts Darwinian natural selection with views from Behe Polkinghorne Tipler Davies and Dawkins, urging balance of physical and spiritual dimensions in science standards.
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Cultural collapse shapes American politics and faith
Charley Reese argues that America's traditional Christian culture has collapsed, undermining politics. He critiques Republican and Democratic elites, laments secular influences in art and media, denounces government overreach and flag laws, and says real hope lies in churches and homes, not politics.
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