Month: November 2019

Kansas 2019 economy ranks 49th as government grows By Michael Austin Kansas Policy Institute – Within the last year, Kansas has set a record budget, financed it with record tax hikes, and vowed to increase spending to even higher levels. Some think such a policy encouraged economic success. However, the last economic snapshots reveals the Read More

More Than 100,000 DACA Applicants Have Been Arrested–Murder, Rape, DUI Judicial Watch – More thank 100,000 illegal immigrants who requested a special Obama-era amnesty for adults who came to the U.S. as children have criminal histories, according to an alarming report released this month by the government.

Haley alleges disloyalty amount some on Trump NEW YORK (AP) – President Donald Trump’s former U.N. ambassador, Nikki Haley, alleges in her upcoming memoir that two administration officials who were ultimately pushed out by Trump once tried to get her to join them in opposing his policies. .

Kansas Voters Just Shifted Some Political Clout To College Towns By Stephen Koranda Kansas News Service TOPEKA, Kansas – Kansas will now have a streamlined census that counts people only where they’re living after voters decided Tuesday to end the practice of adjusting the numbers before state legislative districts are drawn up.