Kentucky Republicans expanded their supermajorities in the legislature last week at the ballot box but you'd hardly know it by reading the major newspapers. Perhaps the victories were overshadowed by the presidential race. Regardless, it's still big news. Republicans...

Social media giant Twitter is back in the hot seat. They recently blocked a New York Post story featuring emails implicating Joe Biden for using his political office for financial benefit. Now Twitter suspended U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner...

Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti blamed the Trump administration for California's record wildfire season and said the administration is putting “its head in the sand” for not regarding climate change as the ultimate cause of California’s catastrophic fires. But is...

Well, we made it. After a long political season with endless campaign ads, political rhetoric, and record spending, election day is finally here. So have you ever thought about why elections are so contested? Why people spend so much time and energy to get their...

Tomorrow is election day. While many issues are at stake, have you ever stopped to think about what it is you're voting for? Are you voting because you believe the government should provide health insurance or free college education? Or does the issue of the economy...

At the height of Black Lives Matters protests, Amazon Prime promised to “Amplify Black Voices.” They should have said they'd only amplify certain black voices. Shelby Steele, a respected author, university professor, and screenwriter produced a documentary called What...

Pope Francis publicly endorsed civil unions—the legal recognition of homosexual couples. This is the first time Frances has recommended homosexual relationships to be recognized by the government and its causing a stir amongst the Catholic community. Catholic teaching...

The tragic shooting of Breonna Taylor has been portrayed as the police targeting an innocent black person. But according to Louisville Police Officer Jonathan Mattingly, this was nothing like George Floyd or Ahmaud Arbery.  Mattingly is the first Louisville police...

The election is one week from today, but unlike other elections, this one has been stretched out to nearly a month with mail-in balloting and early in-person voting taking place in every Kentucky county.  The idea is to spread out the voting process over the next...

The left idealizes mail-in balloting as a way to get more people to vote. The political right has warned of potential voter fraud. A discovery in Louisville substantiates the latter's concern. A contractor in Eastern Jefferson County discovered 112 unopened absentee...