According to The Free Thought Project, citizens of Kansas can no longer be forced to take a DUI test by cops. Selections from the full report is below: On Friday, the Kansas Supreme Court ruled the state’s DUI testing refusal law unconstitutional, setting a remarkable precedent concerning forced testing of those suspected of driving under…
by Connor D. Wolf Welfare has often been criticized as a program that traps people in perpetual poverty, but a Tuesday report finds that working recipients are at reduced risk of this threat. The welfare system consists of many different local and federal programs aimed to help those in need — but it often traps people…
Casey Harper A Kansas man pleaded guilty Wednesday to an Islamic State-inspired plot to bomb a military base. John T. Booker Jr., 21, planned to detonate a vehicle bomb at Fort Riley military base in Manhattan, Kan., in April of 2015 in the name of ISIS. Agents arrested him following a months-long investigation. “If this…
After 19 hours of tough talk, rhetoric, breaking news reports, and tension, the Sheriff’s department in Galena, Kansas realized that at no time had the suspect they were after actually been inside the home they had just destroyed. A SWAT truck with a battering ram attached was used to poke holes and tear apart the…
Casey Harper A Kansas public school district has said it will no longer allow the Gideons to distribute Bibles after an anti-religion group threatened to sue. The dispute started Nov. 4 when the Gideons continued their annual tradition of visiting Seitz Elementary School in Fort Riley, Kansas, and left Bibles on a table in the hallway…
By R. Brownell Coming in from the Tenther Blog, Kansas has just proposed a piece of legislation that has now limited the excessive interaction between the state of Kansas and the federal government: No state agency, state agent or state employee shall enter into any agreement, including, but not limited to, cost-sharing agreements and grants, which…