Politics & Policy
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Lawsuit accuses Springfield schools of avoiding scrutiny of curriculum and training
Springfield Public Schools are avoiding the Missouri Sunshine law to prevent scrutiny of its curriculum and training materials, Missouri Attorney…
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Policy protecting religious liberty of federal contractors to be rescinded by Biden administration
The Biden administration plans to end a Trump administration policy that protected the religious liberty of federal contractors and put…
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Columbia, Mo. tackles its violent crime as elections loom
Columbia is gaining a reputation as one of Missouri’s most violent cities. The deep blue city, an outlier in an…
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Court: Biden mandate “likely exceeds the federal government’s authority”
The Supreme Court could be the next stop for the Biden vaccine mandate after a U.S. appeals court reaffirmed its…
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Despite ‘temporary’ inflation, home heating bills to soar this winter
The temporary inflation mentioned by the Biden administration shows no sign of letting up. Americans should expect to pay higher…
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Navy SEALs sue President Biden after religious exemption denied
The Biden administration is being sued for denying religious vaccine exemptions to Navy SEALs. The vaccine mandate deadline is approaching…
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New Jersey Democrat has ‘found’ more ballots after he was defeated by Republican truck driver
The New Jersey Democrat speaker of the house says he’s “found” more ballots that would overturn his loss to a…
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Energy Secretary Granholm criticized for laughing at energy crisis
Although rising gasoline and heating oil prices are no laughing matter for most Americans, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm recently laughed…
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Trump to wait until after midterms on 2024 plans
Former President Donald Trump continues to drop hints about running for his old job in 2024. The news comes as…
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Study reveals Census undercount affects blue, red states differently
The 2020 Census may have missed more than a million people, according to a new study by the Urban Institute.…
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