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Supreme Court allows Trump to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees

US Supreme Court · United States

Supreme Court allows Trump to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees

48% Center coverage: 459 sources

The Supreme Court is allowing President Donald Trump to put his plan to dismantle the Education Department back on track and go through with laying off nearly 1,400 employees.See the Story

Federal judge issues new nationwide block against Trump’s order seeking to end birthright citizenship

US Immigration · United States

Federal judge issues new nationwide block against Trump’s order seeking to end birthright citizenship

45% Center coverage: 394 sources

A federal judge on Thursday has again barred President Donald Trump's administration from enforcing his executive order limiting birthright citizenship nationwide after the U.S. Supreme Court restricted the ability of judges to block his policies using nationwide injunctions.See the Story

Judge leans toward limiting Abrego Garcia deportation

Kilmar Abrego Garcia · United States

Judge leans toward limiting Abrego Garcia deportation

65% Left coverage: 17 sources

A federal judge seemed inclined to limit the Trump administration from again swiftly deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was previously mistakenly removed to El Salvador. See the Story

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Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

Student loan interest charges to kick back in for roughly 8 million borrowers

De Soto Breaks Ground on Improvements to Main Road to Panasonic Plant

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

The De Soto plant is the largest economic development project in company history, as well as Kansas history. The project is expected to create up to 4,000 new jobs and significantly boost the regional and state economies, supporting an estimated…Laura Kelly · De Soto See the Story

State Senator to Pritzker: Opt IL Into School Choice Scholarship Tax Credit

73% Left coverage: 11 sources

(The Center Square) – An Illinois state legislator says Gov. J.B. Pritzker can send students in failing schools a lifeline by joining a federal tax credit program.Donald Trump See the Story

Empathy can move a nation. It’s time for a revolution. • Kansas Reflector

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Empathy is not a weakness, writes Tara Wallace. It is a radical, active force that demands courage, humility, and perspective. (Getty Images)During a recent conversation with folks from across Kansas, someone shared a story about a child speaking disrespectfully to a parent in public. As they told the story, their body language shifted, their tone tightened, and it was clear they were reliving the moment with visible intolerance. The story was p…Topeka · Topeka Read Article

Prosecutors argue for consecutive 25-year sentences in murder of 5-year-old Kansas girl

Coverage: 2 sources

TOPEKA — Mickel Cherry interrupted his confession to smothering and sexually assaulting a child to ask a Topeka police detective to execute him. Video of that October 2023 interrogation and a series of letters written by the defendant while in…Topeka · Topeka See the Story

Western Kansas artist laments disconnect between Legislature’s priorities and people’s needs

Coverage: 2 sources

HAYS — Ellis County artist Amy Warfield heard about the Kansas Senate’s online portal for public feedback through the Be the Bear Facebook group, where politically minded women shared the link among the group’s 36,000 members. The Senate Committee on…Hays · Hays See the Story

What's happening at Kansas’ Haskell University isn't a Native problem • Kansas Reflector

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence. (Haines Eason)When I first moved to Lawrence more than six years ago, my wife and I settled into a neighborhood near Haskell Indian Nations University. I still remember arriving in town and being surprised and excited to see there was “another” university in town. I’d taken a job in communications at the University of Kansas and used to be a teacher, so my interest was piqued. At the time, I had no…Higher Education · Lawrence See the Story

Can an 87-year-old superhero from Kansas still be relevant? Yes, if it’s Superman — and his dog.

Coverage: 2 sources

I walked into Prairie Dog Comics in Wichita looking for a hero. Not just any hero, but the quintessential American superhero, the Man of Steel himself, an extraterrestrial refugee from the planet Krypton who made his debut in 1938, single-handedly…Wichita · Wichita See the Story

Universities in every state care for congressional papers. Federal cuts put their work at risk. • Kansas Reflector

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The papers of members of Congress are fertile ground for research into Congress’ role in shaping U.S. history. (cunfek, iStock/Getty Images Plus)In 1971, the president of Mississippi State University, William L. Giles, invited President Richard Nixon to attend the dedication of U.S. Sen. John C. Stennis’ papers to the university library’s archives. Nixon declined, but the Republican president sent a generous note in support of the veteran Democr…Topeka · Topeka Read Article

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