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‘For Liberty’ to be shown in Wichita
On Sunday, April 18, the Wichita State University chapter of Young Americans for Liberty is showing the film For Liberty: How the Ron Paul Revolution Watered the Withered Tree of Liberty.
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Caging America’s Monuments: The Lawsuit Trying to Stop UFC’s White House Fight Night
A federal lawsuit filed June 6 seeks to stop a cage fight on the White House South Lawn. The legal arguments are strong, but the clock is brutal — the event is June 14. Here’s what the law actually says.
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Trump and Japan PM Takaichi at White House: Iran War, Trade, and Fed Chair Feud — March 19, 2026
President Trump hosted Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi at the White House on March 19, 2026, covering the U.S. military campaign against Iran, Japan-U.S. defense cooperation, trade, energy security, and rare earth minerals.
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Trump Tells Marietta Crowd America Is in a “Golden Age,” Launches Attacks on Ossoff, Touts Trump Accounts and Drug Pricing Deal
President Trump rallied in Marietta, Georgia for Senate nominee Mike Collins, touting Trump Accounts, TrumpRx pricing, and a disputed $19.2 trillion investment figure while attacking Sen. Ossoff. Fact-checked claim by claim.
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Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Announce $1 Trillion Investment Deal, F-35 Sales, and Defense Agreement in Wide-Ranging Oval Office Meeting
Saudi Arabia just raised its U.S. investment commitment from $600B to nearly $1 TRILLION—live, in the Oval Office—catching even Trump off guard. Also announced: F-35 sales, a defense treaty, MBS saying he wants to join the Abraham Accords, and Trump calling the Fed chair “a fool” and “a stupid man.” Plus, a heated confrontation over…
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Flunked the Movie Coming to Wichita!
Up through 4th grade, American students are above-average when tested against students of other nations. After that, they begin a steady decline to the point where, by the 12th grade, American students are down near the bottom. Something is wrong in American education. Flunked went out and found some teachers who are doing something about…
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Kansas Statehouse renovations examined
The restoration of the Kansas Statehouse was featured on a recent episode of Sunflower Journeys. While providing an interesting look at the history of the stonecarvings on the building’s exterior, the show made a mistaken argument about the economics of the project.
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Trump’s Return to the Correspondents’ Dinner: The Full Speech, Explained and Fact-Checked
Three months after a shooting cut short the original dinner, Trump returned to announce a “fourth term,” tout a $19.2 trillion economic claim, and roast the press. We break down every topic and fact-check the numbers.
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Kansas Governor, Wichita Eagle: why ‘pigs’ at the trough?
When the Kansas Chamber of Commerce recently referred to the need to control Kansas government spending and taxes, a few politicians and newspaper editorial writers embellished what the Chamber actually said in order to make their own political points.
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Trump at Lincoln Memorial: Psychological & Rhetorical Analysis
Trump’s May 7, 2026 press gaggle at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was billed as a renovation tour. This analysis reveals the psychological and rhetorical patterns beneath the surface: grandiosity loops, live loyalty tests, and casual references to nuclear annihilation dressed as jokes.
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Congress is better without earmarks
Controversy over the timing and efficacy of an earmark divert attention from the fact that earmarks are bad government. Congress is better without the practice.
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Monday December 12, 2011
Today: Kansas budget; Trade protectionism makes us poorer; A new day in politics?; Harm of expanding government explained; Youthful senator to speak; Markets: exploitation or empowerment?