Today I have a mystery chart for you. Take a look at it: What do you see here? Obviously the trend changes around 2022, but when exactly would you say it changes? The beginning of 2022? The middle? Towards the end? My take is pretty simple: the trendline quite obviously starts to jump right at ...continue reading "Why I’m skeptical of interrupted time series"
Noah Weiland has released a new song called "Time Will Tell" featuring guest vocals from his late father, Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver frontman Scott Weiland, amid a threat…
Among the many accolades Jon Bon Jovi has received throughout his career, one of the more out of the ordinary ones is having a rest stop in New Jersey named…
St. Louis Ward 7 Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier took her advocacy for the unhoused community to the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday as the court weighed arguments in Johnson v. Grants Pass. The court must decide whether cities can ban unhoused individuals from sleeping outside even when shelter space is scarce. “The case is considered the most significant to come before the high court in decades on the issue as record numbers of people are without a permanent place to live in the United States,” the Associated Press reported.
Is the US government allowed to step in to deal with foreign influence on social media or not? According to at least some members of Congress, the answer appears to be “yes, when we dislike what they’re saying, and no when we like what they’re saying.” When the original House bill to “ban TikTok” passed, […]
Company-wide, the St. Louis-based electric utility Ameren, which owns Labadie, produces more of the pollutant sulfur dioxide than all but one other U.S. utility, according to the analysis of Environmental Protection Agency data.
Bryce Gray and Josh Renaud St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Two broadcast journalists who left St. Louis two years ago for jobs in Washington, D.C., have returned, both taking new posts with local nonprofit organizations.
Police have arrested the driver who they say hit a 9-year-old boy on Sunday while he was helping his family load a minivan parked next to a North St. Louis playground.
British comedian Ted Robbins is related to The Beatles' Paul McCartney, and in a recent interview he suggested that the rocker's success may have taken a toll on some members of…
This is the last of the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde National Park. It's called Spruce Tree House because.......those are spruce trees nearby? All of these dwellings, by the way, were built in the 1200s after Puebloans had been driven from their previous homes by a long and destructive drought in the 1100s.
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