'No Labels' has now officially become a political party in Kansas, paving the way for a third-party candidate

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John Holman, of Denver, Colorado, and others with the group "No Labels" take part in a rally on Capitol Hill in Washington, July 18, 2011.

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Thousands of American troops' holiday cards are coming from one person: a 96-year-old grandma in Kansas

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A stock image of an senior writing a card.

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Cities to watch in 2024: People move to Topeka, Kansas, for cheaper homes and more jobs

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Topeka, Kansas

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A Kansas police chief who signed off on a raid of a newspaper that ultimately led to the death of its co-owner has resigned

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A volunteer acts as a receptionist for the Marion County Record while a reporter works on a story in Marion, Kansas.

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The Gaming Shelf Gets Outsourced (to Space!)

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In main-character game news, Terraforming Mars is using AI artwork, and that fucking sucks, especially considering it raised over a

The 10 least expensive states to own a home

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The average American homeowner spends $623,290 on the expenses of owning a home.

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A Southwest Airlines flight made a detour to drop off a flight attendant needed on another plane

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The Southwest flight made an unscheduled stop in Wichita.

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I moved from Boston to rural Kansas last year. It's so much cheaper but I miss the pace of city life, access to healthcare, and people to work with.

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Lauren Savoie, 34, with her husband, 36.

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I moved to Kansas from New York City to be safe from flooding, afford a bigger house, and put roots down

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A wide majority of Americans back abortion pills, including 71% of young women. The issue could destroy GOP election chances for a generation.

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Boxes of Mifepristone, an aboriton medication

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