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KANSAS EXPERIENCES BIG BLUE WINS ON ELECTION DAY

TOPEKA, KS – This year's municipal elections have now set the stage for 2026 as Democratic candidates performed well across the state in their respective races, showing strong momentum going into the next election cycle.

Double Up Food Bucks helps fill SNAP gap

While Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments are delayed for millions of Americans due to the federal government shutdown, the Double Up Food Bucks program can help Kansas and Missouri SNAP shoppers stretch their food dollars.

Across the Country, Democratic Mayoral Candidates Sweep

Wednesday, Nov. 5, 3025–Last night, Democratic mayoral candidates were victorious across the country, from New York City to Detroit and Cincinnati. As the ballots continue to be counted, already more than 20 Democratic mayoral candidates have claimed victory.

Hours After Fraud Charge, Black Women Mobilize in Support of NY AG Tish James

By April RyanWhite House Correspondent, BlackPressUSA.comJust hours after the one-count indictment of bank fraud against Black New York Attorney General Tish James, Black women are coming together to stand against Donald Trump and his ongoing attacks on them.

Urban Council Demands Open, Transparent, and Inclusive Process for Selecting the Interim Jackson County Executive Appointee

Kansas City, MO — A coalition of civil rights organizations has issued an Open Letter to the Jackson County Legislature demanding a transparent, ethical, and inclusive process for selecting the appointee to serve as County Executive following the recent recall election.

107 Days: Kamala Harris’ Book Rockets Off the Shelves in First Week

By Lauren BurkePublisher Simon & Schuster announced that the campaign memoir of former VicePresident Kamala Harris, 107 Days, has sold 350,000 copies in one week. The sales totalincludes print, ebooks, and audiobooks.

Adams drops out of race after lagging behind challengers; NYC reacts

By Ariama C. Longamsterdamnews.comNew York City Mayor Eric Adams, the second Black man to hold the position in the city’s history, has officially called it quits after a turbulent single term and a lackluster performance against the other candidates.

DNC Chair Statement Following Missouri Governor’s Signing ‘Rigged’ Congressional Maps

09-28-25–DNC Chair Ken Martin: “At the order of Donald Trump, Governor Kehoe and Missouri Republicans have shown they care more about holding onto power at all costs than the fundamental rights of the Missourians they were elected to represent.

Capitol Report

By Missouri Representative Mark Sharp Editor’s Note: Below is an excerpt from Missouri State Representative Mark Sharp’s weekly newsletter: Dear Neighbors, I served as the Ranking Democrat on the newly formed Special Committee on Congressional Redistricting in the Missouri House of Representatives,...

Health Forward Foundation Names Anthony Lloyd, Sr. as CFO

Kansas City, MO — Health Forward Foundation is pleased to announce Anthony C. Lloyd Sr. as its next Chief Financial Officer.