Opinion

A little over five years ago the world as we know it changed forever when COVID-19 swept across the globe bringing fear, uncertainty and drastic countermeasures with it. A lot has changed in the half decade after we collectively watched “Tiger King” while keeping a close eye on the supply of toilet paper.While change isn’t always for the better, there are plenty of other places you can go if you’d like to rehash what society got wrong five years ago.

The environmental disaster through which we recently lived is likely to be a harbinger of years to come. I say that because it seems that environmental conditions exist that allow enormous amounts of soil to be blown hundreds of miles through the air throughout the center of the United States.It has been dry, and it is expected to get drier in our region.

This is not a Republican illusion. The political leanings of academia are very real.

I was only perhaps 4 or 5 years old when I learned about “neighbors.” A soft-spoken puppeteer on TV told me and showed me neighbors around his neighborhood - they were the mailman, a handyman, a prince, a fearful little tiger, and apparently me - if I would just agree to be his neighbor. For Mr.

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If I had to use one word to describe the meeting I attended March 17 with Sen. Roger Marshall in Yates Center, it would be “orchestrated.”But that shouldn’t be surprising, given his refusal to address a crowd of frustrated constituents earlier this month in Oakley.

From the first day of 2025 Kansas legislative session, a bipartisan coalition of leaders has shown unrelenting hostility to free speech.In proposed legislation, during hearings and through executive action, lawmakers have torn down one of our nation’s foundational freedoms. That would be the right, as shared in the First Amendment to the U.S.