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Voter fraud claims persist. The numbers tell a different story
A national investigation identified 513 proven voter fraud cases since 2016, representing a small fraction of the more than 685,000,000 votes cast during that period,
DOJ escalates threats on Kentucky voter data in letter to Sec. Adams
The letter from a top Department of Justice official said Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams was “under investigation” for not complying with demands on voter data.
Our press freedoms are in the toilet
You think the U.S. is a shining light for freedom of the press? You would be wrong – especially now.
The Lexington Layoff hurts all of us.
When we look at the value of journalism, we realize it and the persons who practice it play a unique role in our democracy. When it is gone, we are all harmed.
League of Women Voters calls on KY jails to come clean about their ICE involvement
New analysis shows multiple jails working with ICE without being transparent about that work
White House election meddling undermines everyone’s vote
Multiple plots are under way to mess with votes across the country – including yours
KY Court of Appeals frees former Gov. Matt Bevin from jail sentence while it considers appeal
Will decide if the punishment fit the crime
Massie doing some of his most important work as he closes out House career
Continuing to push for release of the Epstein files, and now for impeachment of the Secretary of Defense
The Ragin’ Cajun might be on to something this time
And it might help explain Trump’s increasingly bizarre actions ahead of the midterms
Yes, this summer really was as hot as you think it was
“The numbers are just really mind-boggling.”
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