Politics & Policy
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Partisan gaps continue to grow on numerous issues, Gallup poll finds
The partisan gap between Republicans and Democrats on important issues is growing wider. “Political polarization since 2003 has increased most…
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Investors must admit to ESG considerations under new Missouri rule
Financial advisers and institutions in Missouri must have clients sign disclosure forms when an investment option could rely on environment,…
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Family wins $18 million judgement against Chinese fentanyl cartel
In a first-of-its kind judgment against an illicit manufacturing and trafficking organization, an Ohio judge has issued an $18 million judgment…
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Self-avowed Marxist takes over American Library Association
The backlash against the self-proclaimed Marxist president of the American Library Association is growing. Emily Drabinski took over as president…
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Concerned citizens in 44 states held “See You at the Library” events Saturday
Americans in 44 states visited 260 libraries across the nation on Saturday for the first “See You at the Library”…
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New U.N. climate chief contradicts media, government on climate “threat”
American media, Big Tech and world governments continue to push a “doomsdaay” narrative that the environment is on the brink…
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Republicans want unborn included in child tax credit
Congressional Republicans are launching an initiative to expand the child tax credit, which includes applying the credit to unborn children.…
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Biden LGBTQ policies could be alienating other nations
The Biden administration’s policy of coercing other nations to adopt its LGBTQ policies may be posing a threat to national…
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New Missouri budget includes funds to address state’s childcare problems
The Missouri budget recently signed by Gov. Mike Parson includes significant increases to help families with childcare expenses. A 2021…
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Crisis: Missouri fentanyl overdoses are up 75 percent in past four years
Fentanyl overdoses have increased by 75 percent in Missouri since 2019, and 2023 is on track to be another record…
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