Will Cell Phones be Banned in Ky Classrooms?
Kentucky public school students may be without their cell phones in the classroom next year. That's if House Bill 383, filed by Rep. Josh Bray (R-Mount Vernon), gets passed. The bill would require schools to ban cell phones for students during teaching hours. Bray...
“None of the Above” Wins Nevada GOP Primary
Nevada had its Republican primary, and the winner was no one. Nikki Haley was the only viable GOP option since Donald Trump wasn't on the ballot, yet she only received 30% of the votes. 63% voted for “none of these candidates.” Despite not being on the ballot in the...
Trump’s PACs Spent Roughly $50 Million on Legal Expenses in 2023
Former President Donald Trump is, as you know, running for president again in 2024, but a good chunk of his fundraising has little to do with winning the election. Trump and his political action committee have spent over $50 million on legal fees. That’s $50 million...
DEI in Higher Ed
DEI stands for diversity, equity, and inclusion. It's an initiative that's been a fixture in many of our colleges and universities for the past dozen years. The goal is to combat racism and ugly bigotry and make university campuses inclusive and welcoming for all,...
Legislation introduced to regulate adult-oriented businesses
Two Republican lawmakers are sponsoring a bill that would restrict sexually oriented businesses in Kentucky. The bills proposed by Sen. Lindsey Tichenor (R-Smithfield) and Rep. Nancy Tate (R-Brandenburg) would restrict strip clubs, porn shops, and drag shows in...
KY Republicans support Texas in border dispute, but Beshear disagrees
Kentucky Republicans are supporting Texas Gov. Greg Abbot who's defending the Texas border agains illegal immigrants from breeching it. He's doing this because the federal government isn't doing its job. In the last couple of years, President Biden has failed to...
Mohler Event This Thursday
There's little question as to the moral decay in certain parts of our society. Music that celebrates immorality, award winning TV programs that celebrate drag queens, and the normalization of perverse sexual identities to young and impressionable children in our...
Oregon lawmakers introduce bill rolling back decriminalization of drugs
Democratic lawmakers in Oregon decriminalized illicit drugs in 2020. But now they're having second thoughts. That's because sights of people using heroin and meth are common in public places. And overdose deaths are at an all-time high. Now Republicans in the...
Nones the largest religious group in U.S.
A new study from Pew Research found that the Nones are now the largest religious affiliation group in the country. These are people who identify as atheist, agnostic, or say their religion is “nothing in particular,” and they make up 28% of the U.S. population. The...
Is Posting Test Scores Akin to a Scarlet Letter?
Kentucky’s state budget includes a provision that requires public school test scores to be posted on each school district’s website. The idea is to let parents know how well their child's school is performing. But State Rep. Tina Bojanowski (D-Louisville), criticized...