Kris Kobach

Kansas should still be in the execution business.

The bottom line is crime is plummeting in the state of Kansas.

Groups may encourage registration and help eligible Kansans complete the process. They may not buy registrations.

Paying people to register or to vote is illegal, period.

Kansas law requires petition circulators to tell the truth under oath and to collect only genuine signatures of qualified electors.

We’ve gone up against the Trump administration in court and have beaten them.

It’s just looking at the president’s approval numbers.

A lot of it depends on the mood of the electorate.

No, I don’t think it’s necessary.

Anyone who thinks that local law enforcement should not collaborate with ICE immigration removals is 100% wrong.

The problem is too big for ICE alone.

This killing never should have happened.

For too long, Meta deliberately designed Instagram and Facebook with addictive features that preyed on kids’ developing brains, exposed them to serious mental-health harms, and then misled parents about the dangers.

Marks a down payment on an industry-wide transformation that will finally prioritize our children’s well-being over corporate profits.

If there had been a shift, there would be some question as to who would eventually be on the court that hears those cases.

Lawrence’s ordinance seeks to control speech in a nearly identical way.

The government may not declare that some words and ideas are forbidden.

A city violates the Constitution when it attempts to forbid a therapist from providing the counseling that the therapist believes is in the best interest of the patient.

The First Amendment applies to everyone — therapists, patients and everyone else.

As the maxim holds: mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.

This issue is not over. The fight for life is going to continue.

Kansas is the first state to sue Aetna for misusing state health plan dollars to benefit the health plan administrator.

These clemency requests are an outrage to the victims of these killers and all Kansans.

Granting clemency to multiple death row inmates — particularly in the final weeks of a gubernatorial term and based on personal opposition to the death penalty — would substitute one person’s policy preference for the considered judgment…