“Former county clerk Kim Davis, who refused to issue marriage licenses in #Kentucky to same-sex couples, must pay a total of $260,104 in fees and expenses to attorneys who represented one couple, according to a federal judge’s ruling.
More than 300 children, including two 10-year-olds, were found working at McDonald's restaurants across Kentucky and several other states in violation of federal labor laws, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
What the hell is wrong with Kentucky. Oh yeah, they’re a Republican state and pro life in order to take advantage of children.
One of Susquehanna’s richest bets was purchasing a 15 percent stake in TikTok’s parent company, #ByteDance, in 2012;
according to the Wall Street Journal, Yass’ personal stake in the company is about seven percent.
😳 Authorities encouraged people in central #Kentucky to evacuate on the eve of Thanksgiving after more than a dozen freight train cars derailed, spilling molten sulfur and sparking a fire that was still only 50% contained by Thursday morning, officials said.
On November 7, one of the most popular governors in the country is up for reelection.
Governor Andy Beshear is being challenged by Republican Attorney General and Mitch McConnell protégé Daniel Cameron in #Kentucky. Beshear has a strong record built on expanding access to health care, securing clean drinking water, funding for high-speed internet, and creating jobs.
Sen. Mitch #McConnell appears to freeze again at a #Kentucky event…was silent for more than 30 seconds after being asked if he will run for re-election. He previously froze during a July press conference.
#AndyBeshear vetoed anti-#trans legislation and just won reelection in red #Kentucky by 12 TIMES the margin he won by four years ago. Just thought I'd mention that.
Andy Beshear, #Kentucky governor, is running for reelection in November. He’s done a great job for the state and is an important Democratic hold for protecting reproductive rights, voting rights, and the right to read, be, and love what and who you want.
The Vent Haven Museum in Fort Mitchell, Ky., houses the world's largest collection of ventriloquism dummies. In this Atlas Obscura podcast, Dylan Thuras takes you to meet the 500 residents of the museum, including a replica of Charlie McCarthy, who was responsible for Mae West being banned from NBC radio for 12 years. Here's a link to the podcast, and to an article that describes what you'll find in the museum.
Andy Beshear, a Democrat, Defeats Daniel Cameron to Remain Kentucky Governor (www.nytimes.com)
The expensive and at times bitter contest was one of just three elections for governor this year, all in traditionally strong Republican states.
Why Kentucky’s Democratic governor is heading for re-election (www.economist.com)
Lessons for the party from a state Donald Trump won easily