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Woman at center of landmark segregation case dies
The woman, who at age 10 stood at the center of the landmark Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of…
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Why Summer camps are still important
April showers bring May flowers but also thoughts of summer camp for the kids. The Midwest offers countless options–both close…
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Online censorship affecting Metro Voice on Facebook?
[Editor’s Note: Have you noticed fewer Metro Voice news stories in your Facebook news feed? It’s almost like we’re being…
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No justice for Pakistani Christians burned alive in kiln
They were burned alive with hundreds of witnesses. Four years later, after two court cases, there is no justice for…
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Big-name speakers highlight CWA Kansas State Conference
Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America in Washington, D.C., was the keynote speaker at the Kansas State CWA…
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Mom pleads with Islamic captors to return only daughter
The mother of a kidnapped Christian girl is pleading with her Islamic captors to release her daughter. “I have nothing…
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Future for Israel is bright, says new UN ambassador
The future for Israel looks bright–even obtaining peace with the Palestinians according to Israel’s UN Ambassador UN Danny Danon. This as…
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Rep. Hartzler: Russia fueled MU, other protests
Missouri Republican Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler, who represents the 4th district encompassing the Southern parts of the Kansas City Metro, says Russia…
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Will new tariffs on China create more fair trade?
It’s no secret that each year, China floods the U.S. market with cheap goods–with many of these products made in…
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American pastor could spend rest of life in Turkish prison
An American man could spend the rest of his life in a Turkish prison. His crime? He’s a Christian pastor.…
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