How the government killed my dad
Two miles east of Fowler, Kansas, in the early hours of a September morning in 1968, drunk driver Edson Ellsbury, 50, hit the vehicle of Frank Brannan, 54, who
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Wichita State University’s student-run news source publishes opinion piece sympathizing with Palestinian terrorists
After the Hamas attacks on Israel, a lot of people began to weigh in on the issue. One person who weighed in was Salsabila Attaria, the arts and culture editor for The Sunflower,
Pushing back against bad takes from the right regarding Juneteenth
Governor Laura Kelly announced on Tuesday, October 10 that Kansas would join 28 other states and the District of Columbia in observing Juneteenth as an official state holiday.
Kansas needs to end the death penalty
There are many scary and dangerous things in this world with the government being arguably the scariest and most dangerous thing out there.
10 great memes recently shared from ‘Fire It Up Kansas’
Calling themselves a “social club,” ‘Fire It Up Kansas’ runs a Facebook page with 17K followers. According to their page, their sole focus is on “sensible marijuana law reform in the state of Kansas.”
Kansas GOP needs to understand the value of representation
A few months ago, the Kansas GOP received scrutiny on a national level after a proposed By-Laws change. The change would limit the Executive Committee and State Committee to those
Wichita State University student targets Chick-fil-A in hilariously unhinged opinion piece
Sascha Harvey, the opinion editor for The Sunflower, Wichita State University’s student led news source, wrote and published an opinion piece targeting Chick-fil-A on Friday, September 22.
Can government entities in Kansas “give preference” to electric mowers?
Kansas State Rep. Rui Xu (D-Johnson County) tweeted out on Monday, September 11, his opposition to House Bill 2100, stating:
Pushing back against labor union rhetoric from KSN’s Labor Day reporting
With the passing of Labor Day, many people, especially on the left, came out in support of labor unions, including, not surprisingly, Kansas Dems who posted the following on X (formerly known as Twitter):
