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Poll shows struggling Kentucky voters losing enthusiasm for GOP (opens the original)
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Polling by the healthcare research organization KFF and The Associated Press of more than 2,000 rural voters nationwide found 74% of rural Republicans say they’re "absolutely certain" to vote in November, compared to 80% of rural Democrats. Stacie Fugate, a lifelong Appalachian resident from Hazard, said more of President Donald Trump’s supporters are sharing their financial concerns online and claiming they are the poorest they’ve ever been. "That has been a chain reaction that I've seen from a
U.S. colleges, universities brace for loss of international students (opens the original)
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Starting Sept. 15, students with F-1 and J-1 visas will face a strict four-year limit and a reduced 30-day grace period to leave the country. Abigail Boggs, assistant professor of sociology and education studies at Wesleyan University in Middletown, said while students can apply for an extension, the uncertainty is already keeping students away. "Every time there's a chance of being rejected again. That's a scary prospect for someone investing a lifetime and a lot of money in their education," B
Sharing the Indian American story and a goal to heal America's divide (opens the original)
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Research shows a dramatic rise in anti-India rhetoric on social media, fueled by false accusations that Indians are stealing American jobs. Ramesh Vishwanath Kapur, president of the nonprofit U.S. India Security Council, said even former President John F. Kennedy saw India as an example for the U.S. on how to get along. "We need a beacon of hope and I think the Indian American community with their culture and religion can put that together. India has done that. There are so many different groups
World Cup citizen diplomacy helps reshape America’s image (opens the original)
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For more than a month, visitors from countries like Iraq, Cape Verde, Morocco and Scotland helped turn downtown into a melting pot of soccer fandom. Social media posts revealed the experience changed people’s views of the U.S. as politically divided or unsafe. Sarah Sibley, president of the nonprofit WorldBoston, said people found connection through sport. "I think it really helped people all around the world but also locally really see what those connections are building and how hopefully those
Climate data show Kentucky summers getting even hotter (opens the original)
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July is typically the hottest month of the year in Kentucky, but a new report says climate change is making it even hotter. Heat index values topped 110 degrees in parts of the state last week as a dangerous heat wave gripped much of the eastern U.S. Daniel Swain, a climate scientist with the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, said greenhouse gases trapped in the atmosphere are causing historically unprecedented levels of extreme heat on multiple continents. “I wish, as
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