I live in the neighborhood of Westport in Kansas City, Missouri. Westport has experienced a massive spike in violent crime over the last year: between January and October 2017, thereContinue Reading
Through campaign finance instruments called “leadership committees,” lawmakers in Lansing are buying their positions in the legislature — and selling their political sovereignty in the process. A confluence of looseContinue Reading
In the wake of Conor Lamb’s victory in Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District, Kansas is looking more likely that it may turn blue. Paul Davis, former Kansas House minority leader isContinue Reading
This is the second article of a week-long series looking at the legal and political landscape around abortion rights, on the 45th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision RoeContinue Reading