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Chick-fil-A conquers New York City and liberals are sick
New York’s elites are outraged at an invasion that threatens the “progressive” bastion. The city, which prides itself as the…
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Pastor Fred Hollomon, former Chaplain of the Kansas State Senate, Remembered
Fred Hollomon, a Southern Baptist pastor who served as Senate chaplain in Topeka for over 33 years, died February 13,…
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State recognizes crime victims and efforts to help them
With little fanfare, Missouri’s crime victims were the focus of special recognition as the state observed National Crime Victims’ Rights…
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Turning the Tide on American Violence
Are you becoming increasingly concerned about your child’s safety at school? Has your church begun discussions on providing security during…
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Gracia Burnham hated herself more than her terrorist captors
During her long captivity in the dense Philippine jungle, Kansan Gracia Burnham came to realize she hated herself. “The hardest…
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Tragic loss began “I Can Only Imagine” actor’s journey into film
To the surprise of many, the sleeper hit of the Spring has been “I Can Only Imagine.” The film opened…
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House committee releases report on Greitens’ case
Just moments after a bi-partisan report was released on allegations against Gov. Eric Greitens, the governor held a 30-minute press…
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Gag order issued after witness testifies of dreaming up evidence
After testimony damaging to the prosecution’s case against Gov. Eric Greitens was released this week, St. Louis Circuit Court Judge…
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City of Topeka and Shawnee County declare war on human trafficking
The Shawnee County Commission, at their meeting on April 5, voted to approve a resolution “declaring war” on human trafficking.…
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KS Legislature finally comes to an ugly compromise on school funding
The Kansas House and Senate worked past midnight on Saturday to finally pass a school funding measure. The House mostly…
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