The newly elected president along with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy and the outside advisory council, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), are promoting significant cuts to several federal departments. Robert F.
You don’t argue one thing in a lawsuit and the opposite thing in a different lawsuit.
Missourians could be forgiven for concluding that what they voted for two years ago and what they’ve gotten in today’s marijuana market are two considerably different things.
Eric DeValkenaere is going to have his prison sentence commuted. The only suspense remaining is whether the ex-Kansas City cop convicted of murder in the death of a Black man will be back with his family for Christmas.
Twitter is abuzz with discussion about the proposed cuts to Social Security and Medicare. Several Republican senators have expressed in “reforming” these important programs by making cuts of benefits to recipients.
After a tumultuous and dramatic election, it’s easy to lose sight of some of the most boring and important facts about American politics, like how more voters identify as conservative than liberal.
We always have these just-so ideas about how some things need to be. The turkey golden brown yet moist. The pecan pie sweet but not overly so. Every dish at its ideal heat the moment it hits the plate.
In my last column I wrote about the rehabilitation of a house across the street from the Memorial Building and the First Presbyterian Church by a nonprofit organization using a state law called the Missouri Abandoned Housing Act that addresses properties that are in a state of disrepair and are delinquent on property taxes. I encounter the house almost daily as I walk with a friend in my neighborhood.