Kansas Reflector
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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from Kansas Reflector, published over the past 2 days. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include Court, Kansa, Trump, Politic, and Supreme.
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Recent Articles (8)
Trump’s court workarounds push limits but are within legal bounds, experts say
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has not slowed his pursuit of central policy goals and personal passions, even after major setbacks at the U.S. Supreme Court and other federal courts. The high cou
The art of protest is alive and well in Kansas. It is the color of democracy.
As protest art goes, we’re experiencing an American revival. Not since the turbulent protests of the Vietnam War era have so many taken paint and poster board in hand to express their displeasure. The
Dozens of cities and counties sue fire truck makers over soaring costs, delivery delays
In the summer of 2023, a third of the fire engines owned by the fire department in Kansas City, Kansas, were unusable. Five of 15 pumper trucks were out of commission, and the department was waiting o
Kansas political trailblazer Nancy Landon Kassebaum Baker dies at 94
A champion of bipartisanship and common sense, former U.S. Sen. Nancy Landon Kassebaum Baker, dies.
British professor Jason Arday and higher education’s new politics of plagiarism
After a meteoric rise to the top ranks of British academia, scholar Jason Arday was found dead at his London home on Aug. 14, 2026. Arday had spent weeks fighting plagiarism accusations. The way they
US Supreme Court allows $400M Trump ballroom project to proceed
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump can continue building a White House ballroom for now, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday, reversing a federal judge’s order that barred above-ground construction o
Abortion could return to Supreme Court, this time with a focus on women’s health
A federal court ruling out of Idaho has potential implications for exceptions in abortion bans nationwide and could eventually end up before the U.S. Supreme Court to decide. U.S. District Judge B. Ly
Winfield resident shocked by Kansas lawmaker’s response to her plea for gun safety
TOPEKA — Winfield resident Lisa Spoon emailed every member of the Kansas House to start a conversation about loopholes in state law that allow people convicted of violent crimes to own a gun. Instead,