Jim McLean
Executive Editor at khi.org
Senior correspondent, Chief Political Reporter at Kansas News Service
Senior correspondent, chief political reporter, Kansas News Service.
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Oct 13, 2024 |
thetimes.com | Jim McLean |Jim Mclean |Pamir mountains
On one side of the Panj river, the flag of the Taliban flutters and a few Afghans pan for gold. On the other bank, in Tajikistan, a country which is historically and culturally in Russia’s backyard, a new chapter of the Great Game is playing out among powers vying for influence in central Asia. The Pamir Highway is still, in stretches, a dusty rutted border track prone to landslides and avalanches, but it is being rapidly expanded and improved by the state-backed China Road and Bridge Corporation.
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Apr 19, 2024 |
kansaspublicradio.org | Jim McLean |Jim Mclean
TOPEKA, Kan. (KPR) - Former Kansas Congressman Jim Slattery is applauding U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson’s commitment to breaking a months-long battle over renewing military aid to Ukraine. Slattery, a Democrat who represented the state’s 2nd Congressional District from 1983 to 1995, now heads Slattery Strategies, a Washington, D.C. lobbying firm that counts some Ukrainian businesses among its clients.
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Mar 8, 2024 |
golfdigest.com | Jim McLean |Jim Mclean
I’ll concede that calling Rory McIlroy’s swing the best in pro golf is subjective, but I’ve been teaching this game for more than 40 years and have seen my share of great swings. For example, Adam Scott’s might be the best looking. Ludvig Aberg gets the nod for efficiency of motion. Russell Henley is so technically sound, he’s probably the straightest hitter out there. Bryson DeChambeau annihilates the ball. All that said, I rank swings this way: Would you trade yours for Rory’s?
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Oct 16, 2023 |
indydailyreporter.com | Jim McLean |Jim Mclean
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Oct 12, 2023 |
kcur.org | Jim McLean |Jim Mclean
Much of what is now Kansas was once home to an Indian nation that no longer exists in the state. The Kanza Indians were forced out by a succession of one-sided treaties and federal laws. One of those laws freed up land for the establishment of Kansas State University and other land-grant schools. But today, as KPR's Jim McLean reports, K-State is spearheading an effort to make more Kansans aware of that history.
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