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Independent journalist. Editorial lead @QueerKentucky Audio producer. Musician. Write me beep me if you wanna pitch/tip me divya@queerkentucky.com. DM 4 Signal
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The hateful ads pervading Thomas Massie’s reelection race

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By Divya Karthikeyan Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Most national headlines about Tuesday’s contentious GOP primary in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District frame it as a contest between seven-term incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie and President Donald Trump, who is backing former Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein. The clash has become the most expensive congressional primary in history — but not just because of tension between the incumbent and the president.
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Louisville author’s book adapted into HBO docuseries “Murder in Glitter Ball City.”

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By Divya Karthikeyan Verified
| Queer Kentucky Verified
Louisville author’s book adapted into HBO docuseries “Murder in Glitter Ball City.” by Divya Karthikeyan, Queer Kentucky | Kentucky's Only LGBTQ+ Newsroom February 24, 2026 Author David Dominé talked to Queer Kentucky ahead of the docuseries’ premiere of Murder in Glitter Ball City. ​When author David Dominé was house-hunting in Old Louisville years ago, he passed on 1435 S. Fourth Street, finding the Victorian mansion too dilapidated.
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He Has a Green Card and a Brain Tumor. DHS Wants to Deport Him for Forgery With No Proof.

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By Divya Karthikeyan Verified
| The Intercept Verified
Paramjit Singh arrived in the United States with a green card over 30 years ago, hungry to build a family and his own empire of gas stations in Indiana. Now, he’s in a county jail in Kentucky going blind from a rapidly advancing brain tumor, separated from his family and any advanced medical care. He’s been there for almost two months. “Last thing I heard from him was, ‘I think I’m just going to give up. I’m never getting out of here,’” his niece, Kirandeep Kaur, told The Intercept.
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