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375 million children in poverty globally after lockdowns
Government lockdowns meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus have had many unintended consequences. One of those is the…
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Nation’s first memorial to human trafficking to be unveiled Oct. 24 in Kansas City
Kansas City is the crossroads of many things, from the trails that led pioneers west, the country’s rail and Interstate…
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Roe not a ‘super precedent’ that can’t be overturned, Coney Barrett says
The Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion is not a “super precedent” that’ can’t be overturned, Amy Coney Barrett said…
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Trump campaign using radio ads to reach Christians
The Trump campaign is launching a six-figure ad buy on Christian and conservative radio networks and specific programs in an…
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Missouri mail-in and absentee voting rules
While the vast majority of Missouri voters are expected to vote in person this Nov. 3, some are still planning…
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What can a mouse utopia teach us about socialism and welfare?
One of the more famous ethologists in recent decades was John B. Calhoun, best known for his mouse experiments in…
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Is Amazon’s new ‘Lord of the Rings’ prequel R-rated?
In J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, the wizard Saruman turns to the dark side. He tells his old pal, Gandalf,…
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Pakistan court acquits Christian man after 6 years
A court in Pakistan acquitted a Christian man this week who had been sentenced to death after being charged with…
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VOTER GUIDE: Missouri Amendment 3 getting more notice than Amendment 1
Missourians are voting on two amendments to the State Constitution. Amendment 1 deals with term limits and Amendment 3 deals…
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California would pay reparations under new plan
California will pay reparations to descendants of slaves under a new plan supported by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Newsom has thrown…
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