What in the world?
As number of US embassy posts filled globally hits historic low, number of presidential appointees overseas is unprecedented
Opinion
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What is a peace deal and why do they sometimes fail?
When governments announce a peace deal during war time, most people assume the fighting will stop. Headlines suggest closure, relief, and a return to normal life. But what happens when a peace deal is signed, and the guns keep firing? That is exactly what recently occurred between Thailand and Cambodia.
What in the world?
US absence from climate talks undermines national security goals, benefits China, and hurts Kentucky labor trends
What in the world?
A new column from Professor José Mora, PhD
Collapse of countywide 911 fee shows what stuff local leaders are made of
It took a task force more than two years of back and forth negotiations conducted in bi-weekly meetings to create a new way to fund emergency communications across Madison County. At least two members from each jurisdiction in the county were a part of the task force. When all was
Letter from the editor
A round up of events
Doctor education, not youth drug prevention, is key to reversing opioid crisis
Over-prescribing still drives opioid addiction in Kentucky
When the College wasn't so 'boring' and disconnected from its true roots
Local resident remembers when Berea College traded on what she says is its uniqueness, to everyone's benefit
Remembrance: Jack Marema, 1928-2024
My dad was reliable to a fault, but his life did not follow an entirely predictable path. You might call it the knuckleball effect. He called it something else.