Op-Ed by Dr. James M. Davis
Friday, the President of the United States Donald J. Trump surrounded by top economic advisors stood outside the White House in the Rose Garden and announced that 2.5 million new jobs were created in the month of May. Friday, June 5, 2020 goes down as the highest one month job growth in history, yes, in the history of data collection per the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Op-Ed by: R. Brent Wright, M.D., Garren Colvin, and Nancy Galvagni
R. Brent Wright, M.D., Garren Colvin, and Nancy Galvagni
Although our battle with the coronavirus pandemic is not over just yet, much of the state’s attention has shifted toward how best to reopen our businesses and economy.
Op-Ed by Don Kupper, President of the Kentucky Pharmacists Association
Don Kupper
Over the years, the health care field has encountered its fair share of significant challenges. Perhaps most notable have been the major outbreaks of infectious diseases, much like we are facing now. While these terrible events are deadly and disruptive to our society, they also force us to rethink how we deliver care and often lead to significant medical breakthroughs.
By: Attorney General Daniel Cameron
FRANKFORT, KY (April 1, 2020) – In a matter of weeks, the novel coronavirus (“COVID-19”) has changed the way that we live our lives in the Commonwealth and throughout our country. Days spent at school and work have been replaced with online classroom sessions and conference calls. Homes have become makeshift offices and classrooms, as we all try to retain some semblance of normalcy in a situation that is far from normal.
OpEd by Tim Abrams
Kentucky Retired Teachers Association
Tim Abrams KTRA
As the Kentucky General Assembly debates the budget and its potential impact on teachers and retired teachers, it is ironic that 10 years ago lawmakers adopted the Shared Responsibility Act of 2010, a model of legislative collaboration, compromise and good governance.
