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The comedian and host said on Monday that he found President Donald Trump’s reported move to waive Russia-related sanctions for diesel supply to be “insane” and “incoherent,” after Trump signed an October executive action aimed at diesel affordability for U.S. truckers and farmers.
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In-person absentee voting begins Oct. 21 at the County Clerk building downtown, followed by early voting starting Oct. 29 at area libraries, as Fayette County prepares for the November general election.
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A judge’s referral prompted federal subpoenas directed at Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and a top assistant, according to reporting published Monday.
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Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) told reporters that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is seeking to influence President Donald Trump’s Ukraine policy and said Putin’s stated rationale for invading Ukraine is not credible.
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The coffee and cookie shop on Frankfort Avenue in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood has shut down its location, WLKY reported Monday.
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Federal Election Commission reports reviewed by Kentucky Lantern indicate political action committees have spent more than $6.2 million in the most competitive Congressional race in central Kentucky, with supporters of GOP nominee Ralph Alvarado holding a narrow spending advantage over those backing Democrat Zach Dembo.
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The Kentucky Board of Elections said it received an envelope containing a powdery substance that matches postmarks from threatening letters sent to election officials in multiple states, including 32 others.
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In response to a deadly school shooting in Oregon, a Kentucky school safety specialist said families, educators, and law enforcement should coordinate to strengthen student safety and communication channels.
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The Kentucky Court of Appeals will consider an appeal in connection with the death of Crystal Rogers, a Bardstown woman who disappeared in 2015, after a trial court sentenced Steve Lawson to 17 years with no chance of parole.
