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House provides property tax limit tool for taxpayers

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March 09 2026

Shannon Francis
125th District Representative

Carol and I enjoyed attending the Rosa Parks Black History Banquet last week at Seward County Community College. Congratulations to the scholarship winners and thanks to all the people that contributed and work so hard to put it on every year. 

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Still family

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March 09 2026

Carrie Classon
carrieclasson.com

I’ve always known I was lucky when it came to family.

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Kansas should reject price controls

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March 09 2026

Vance Ginn
Kansas Policy Institute

Kansas families feel the squeeze. Prescription drugs are expensive. Credit card balances are heavy. Rents and groceries are up. When people are hurting, it’s understandable that lawmakers reach for a simple-sounding fix: cap the price. 

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Trump can stop Big Tech from stifling competition through a ‘free’ giveaway

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March 09 2026

Kristen Osenga
Austin E Owen Research Scholar

The Justice Department has fired a shot across Big Tech’s bow. In a recent speech, Dina Kallay, a deputy assistant attorney general in the department’s antitrust division, criticized Big Tech for using supposedly “free” patent-licensing initiatives to poach smaller competitors’ technologies.

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ID to vote! Checkmate

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March 09 2026

Kevin McCullough
Townhall.com

What Leader Thune is pulling right now isn’t just politics as usual — it’s strategic brilliance in a moment when checkers players think they’re playing chess. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has committed to forcing a vote on the SAVE America Act — legislation that would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register and voter ID at the polls — and in doing so he’s exposing the absurdity of Democratic obstruction in the face of overwhelming bipartisan public support.

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