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From strict voter ID laws that don’t recognize tribal IDs, to limits on allowing others to deliver their ballots, many Native Americans face voter suppression.
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At one time, an admired national leader in education, Kentucky has fallen behind.
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In a time when federal environmental programs and funding are being scaled back or cut altogether, what are the future prospects for students aspiring to careers in environmental fields?
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“Eschatology” is the part of theology concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul, and of humankind.
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Carolyn Dupont hosts a conversation providing thoughtful perspectives from right and left concerning the national mood.
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Part One - Guest: Denise LiebermanPart Two - Guest: Kentucky State Representative Anne Donworth
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Autism Spectrum Disorder is a developmental condition that can affect social skills, communication, and behavior.
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What the polls indicate about voter attitudes concerning political violence is explored by ES contributor Carolyn Dupont in a conversation with Elliot Morris, former data/polling analyst for The Economist and FiveThirtyEight.
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“A Way With Words” co-hosts Martha Barnette and Grant Barrett will be in Lexington for the 2025 Kentucky Book Festival.
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Weather forecasting. Meteorology. Why it’s critical to our well-being, and what has been happening to weather forecasting on the national level.
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The Social Security Trust Fund is projected to become insolvent in 2032.
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People hear the phrase “civics education,” and they often think of K-12 classes in government.