A former Washington University professor who led a multimillion-dollar lab with dozens of employees is suing the university, alleging he was forced out of academia for speaking up about racism on campus.
BALTIMORE — A federal judge in Maryland said Wednesday he will briefly extend his temporary order requiring the Trump administration to reinstate federal jobs for 24,000 fired probationary employees while he considers whether to make it last until the case is decided. U.S. District Judge James Bredar in the District of Maryland told the plaintiffs […]
Today on TAP: As Trump continues trying to rule by decree, wreck public institutions, and intimidate his opposition, we need to be strategic in restraining him.
Few moments better illustrate the GOP’s descent into constitutional incoherence than Senator John Curtis’s appearance on Meet the Press this weekend. In a display of breathtaking historical illiteracy wrapped in pseudo-constitutional rhetoric, Curtis characterized President Trump’s threats to impeach a federal judge who ruled against his deportation orders as—wait for it—“what our founders intended.” This statement deserves to be […]
Missouri lawmakers are once again considering a plan previously criticized as the “Make Murder Legal Act,” three years after a Senate committee voted against it amid law enforcement opposition.
It's been "The Longest Time" but we're finally getting a documentary on Billy Joel.Billy Joel: And So It Goes, named after a song on his album Storm Front, will debut…
A paid sick leave plan and an increase in the minimum wage was backed by 57% of Missouri voters in Missouri. GOP lawmakers are pushing bills to repeal those provisions.
Frank "The Tank" Fleming, a Barstool Sports personality known for his passionate food reviews and New York Mets fandom, gave an intriguing review of a St. Louis hot dog staple during a recent visit to the Gateway City.
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
If you’re going to plan military operations over Signal, you probably shouldn’t accidentally add a journalist to the chat. And if you’re going to do government business over Signal specifically to avoid federal record-keeping laws, you definitely shouldn’t get caught doing it. Yet here we are: A day after we learned that top Trump administration […]
Embedded systems are at the heart of modern innovation, powering everything from smart devices to automotive technology. This Embedded Systems Engineer Mastery Bundle has 10 courses to help equip you with the skills to design, program, and implement microcontroller-based solutions. Gain hands-on experience with Arduino, PIC, and ESP32, master C programming for embedded applications, and […]
ALTON - Senior Services Plus has several events on the horizon, including an Elder Abuse Prevention Panel and a Parkinson’s Awareness and Support Health Fair. Hosted by the Ombudsman Program , t he Elder Abuse Prevention Panel is scheduled for April 8, 2025. Community members can come out and enjoy a free lunch in the Schoolhouse Grill at SSP, located at 2603 N. Rodgers Avenue in Alton. Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m. and speakers start at noon. “They're going to be out there talking about how to spot and prevent cases of elder abuse,” explained Leslie, a representative with SSP. “The presentation isn’t only for older adults, but also their care providers and their families. Everybody can keep an eye on what to look out for and who to report it to, all the stuff that goes on for that.” There will also be a Q&A session following the panel. The panel is free but registration is required; you can RSVP by calling 618-465-3298 ext. 123 Leslie
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