Kansas tops nation in economic freedom report
The Pacific Research Institute report rated Kansas No 1 for fewest regulatory and fiscal obstacles, citing tax and wage laws, tort reform, and state spending. It notes potential income gains from freedom but warns of population loss during the studied period and calls for cautious interpretation.
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Year in review reveals missed predictions and political tides
A reflective column tracks recurring stories from Boeing probes to Kansas politics. It notes the hold of education funding court rulings, fading campaign momentum for Nancy Boyda, and the enduring divide over gay marriage and school policy. The piece highlights Alissa Rubin in Baghdad and a hopeful Kansas November with lush gardens and a shared outlook.
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Wake-up call on natural gas crisis prompts alarmed call for action
A long, fact-filled critique argues U S natural gas supplies will struggle as demand grows 50 percent. It warns of higher prices and potential economic shock, urging a government driven energy program and reduced fossil fuel reliance.
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