Nov. 6 election is CRITICAL for state, nation
Kentuckians can only do their part in the Commonwealth, but the new state/national trajectories will either be reversed or affirmed. It is almost a cliché
Kentuckians can only do their part in the Commonwealth, but the new state/national trajectories will either be reversed or affirmed. It is almost a cliché
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg celebrated her 85th birthday last month on March 15. This August she will celebrate her 25th anniversary of service on the
By Martin Cothran, Senior Policy Analyst for The Family Foundation If there was a legal effort to blur the lines between the three branches of
House Concurrent Resolution 152, honoring Pregnancy Help Centers for their life saving work, passed the 2018 General Assembly and was signed by Gov. Bevin on
Editor’s Note: U.S. Rep. Andy Barr, a Republican, has served the 6th Congressional District for just over 5 years. He regards himself as a pro-life
The federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, with jurisdiction over Kentucky, has ruled that Title VII’s prohibition against “sex” discrimination “protects transgender persons because… transgender
By the end of June, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, an important case addressing the intersection
President Trump appointed a total of 23 judges to the federal judiciary during his first year, leading some to claim it was his greatest success
House Bill 326 protected student privacy and House Bill 372 addressed religious liberty but both met the same fate – they were lost in the
Editor’s Note: The gambling industry has been trying to bring casino-style gambling into the state (through the legislature) for decades because of the massive volume
