Kentucky

Kentucky diocesan hermit, Brother Christian Matson, has publicly come out as transgender with the support of his bishop, John Stowe. Matson, a biological woman, first identified as a man in college and later converted to Catholicism. Despite facing rejection from multiple bishops and churches, she was finally sponsored by Bishop Stowe in 2020. Matson's decision contradicts traditional biblical…

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel claims that before he tells a joke on air, the show goes through a rigorous process where they “sift through the facts and reputable sources” to make sure the point the joke is trying to make is accurate. The truth of that statement was dispelled on Thursday as Kimmel falsely accused a Kentucky Republican of trying to legalize incest in the state.

Ellen Phillips, a teacher's assistant from Danville, Kentucky, pleaded guilty to having sexual relationships with various underage boys aged 14 to 16.

On Tuesday morning, as CNN previewed the day's elections Virginia and Kentucky, no Republicans were included in the discussion as Democrat and liberal CNN contributor Van Jones was allowed to declare that it would be a "nightmare" if Republicans won state legislative elections in Virginia.

Nothing causes a late night talk show host to freak out around election time quite like the fate of abortion and HBO’s John Oliver on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight was no different as he spent most of the program hyping abortion and at one point going gaga over The Satanic Temple naming a facility after Justice Samuel Alito, his mother, and suggesting he should have been aborted.

This ruling will help kids embrace who they truly are and will disable parents and doctors from causing irreversible damages to young, confused children.

Why is it that gay people get what they want just for being gay?

Nurses in Kentucky were forced to take a training course developed by the Kentucky Nurses Association (KNA), and mandated by the Kentucky Board of Nursing, in order to “recognize the history of racism in healthcare,” The Washington Examiner …

On June 9, the intrepid fact-checkers at Snopes decided that the anti-Catholic Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence is not a hate group. Why? Because they themselves say so and the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center does not list them as such.

Leaning into the stereotype of white liberals being the most obsessed with race, Louisville Courier-Journal columnist Joseph Gerth used his Thursday column to smear Kentucky Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron (R) as a betrayal to his black skin for incorrect views on education, health care, policing, and welfare to instead embody “the Black man who doesn’t…

Washington Post columnist Perry Bacon Jr. traveled to his native Kentucky to be interviewed for a segment on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show by temp and fellow native Kentuckian Desi Lydic. Bacon, who used to be a congressional and White House correspondent, urged people to harass Republicans in public places such as church and the grocery store in response to some of their…

On the morning after the shooting attack on a bank in Louisville, CNN This Morning was true to form in promoting new gun laws that were not relevant to the crime, and devoted a segment to allowing anti-gun Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) to push for irrelevant gun laws.

CNN Inside Politics host John King spent Tuesday parroting Democratic Rep. Morgan McGarvey’s assertion at the law enforcement press conference on the Louisville bank shooting that by focusing on things such as education instead of gun control, Republicans aren’t being adults and have their priorities backwards.

“Elections matter” and Americans should strive to “elect people that are representing the interest of pensions,” said Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball on Monday in Washington, D.C.  She also sharply criticized ESG investing and explained that many voters are unaware that their pensions are being invested in ESG companies instead of in what is best for their retirement and their state.