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Donald Trump · ManhattanJudge Arthur Engoron's decision to let Donald Trump argue, "bloviate" and shatter the normal restrictions on testimony in his Manhattan courtroom was a shrewd move according to one legal analyst who predicted the transcripts will kill any chance of a successful appeal by the former president's lawyers.Speaking with MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart, legal analyst Catherine Christian agreed with the host that Trump "acted the fool" during his testimon…See the Story
Trump 'acted a fool' in Manhattan courtroom and now his 'bloviating' will cost him: expert
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Politics · TopekaTOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The substance in a suspicious letter sent to the top elections agency in Kansas doesn’t appear to have been hazardous, and the mail appeared unrelated to threatening letters sent to election offices in other states, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation said Wednesday. The letter delivered Tuesday to the Kansas secretary of state’s office prompted authorities to evacuate its building just before noon and keep it closed for the r…See the Story
A suspicious letter to the top elections agency in Kansas appears harmless, authorities say
46% Center coverage: 11 sources
Secretary of State · KansasThe Kansas secretary of state’s office received a letter Tuesday containing what Secretary Scott Schwab called “a suspicious substance.” Officials evacuated the building for the rest of the day.See the Story
Suspicious mail prompts Kansas to evacuate secretary of state's building
42% Center coverage: 12 sources
Politics · Kansas CityCivil rights groups, attorneys and community leaders asked the U.S. Department of Justice to examine unconstitutional policing practices in Kansas City about a year and a half ago. This week, they sent additional material as part of their plea for federal intervention, hoping to prompt reform not only at the police department but also in the district attorney's office. The DOJ said it received the letter but declined to comment.See the Story
Civil rights groups in Kansas City, Kansas, want the DOJ to probe prosecutors’ role in wrongful convictions
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
LGBTQ+ · TopekaTOPEKA — St. Marys Mayor Matthew Childs, who previously attempted to ban LGBTQ books from the city’s public library, lost on his school board bid.
Tuesday’s election saw several candidates from the religion-dominated area attempt to win school board seats on the USD 321 Kaw Valley School Board.
The district, which oversees Rossville and St. Marys public schools, spreads across several counties. Election officials in Shawnee, Pottawatomie an…See the Story
Kansas mayor who tried to rid city library of LGBTQ books loses school board race
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Politics · Junction CityWeber State’s Dillon Jones and UNC Asheville’s Drew Pember had every reason to decide they’d done enough at this level. Yet both returned to school in part because they wanted their college careers to have a better finish. Jones’ team suffered a double-overtime loss in a Big Sky Conference Tournament semifinal. Pember’s squad reached the NCAA Tournament but got blown out in the opening round. Now they’re back for one more season as two of the mo…See the Story
Players to watch from one-bid leagues include Weber State’s Jones, UNC Asheville’s Pember
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Abortion · TopekaThe order from a district judge suspended laws that have spelled out what providers must tell patients. The ruling was another big victory for abortion rights advocates in Kansas. The judge’s order is set to remain in effect through the trial of a lawsuit filed by abortion providers.See the Story
Kansas can’t enforce new law on abortion pills or make patients wait 24 hours, judge rules
47% Center coverage: 19 sources
