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Donald Trump, who has demanded both that we “open up our libel laws” and that we “repeal Section 230,” was just protected from a defamation claim thanks to Section 230. How about that? One thing that many people forget (or deliberately ignore?) regarding Section 230 is that it not only protects “Big Tech” as some […]

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WASHINGTON — Two U.S. House Republicans, aggrieved by Speaker Mike Johnson’s bipartisanship amid divided government, said Wednesday they plan to force a vote next week on removing him from the leadership office — despite the extremely long odds of success. Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie held a press conference just […]

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Two counties in the St. Louis metro - St. Charles County in Missouri and Madison County in Illinois - received an "F" grade in a newly-released national report on air quality.

Folks who use the Lumenate app to relax and meditate can now let John Lennon's music help them.Starting May 1, as part of Mental Health Awareness Month, nine reimagined Meditation Mixes of…

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The Citygarden expansions are nearly complete, with five new additions being installed, marking the final stage of the park's improvement. Three new sculptures and two returning ones from internationally acclaimed artists will be introduced to the public on Memorial Day weekend.

A man from Tennessee reached out to Bill Haggard on Facebook after finding the canteen his father carried during World War II.

Bruno David presents Lifelines, a sculpture installation by multi-disciplinary artist Judith Shaw. The installation in the WINDOW ON FORSYTH is on view 24/7 at 7513 Forsyth Blvd., Saint Louis (Downtown […]

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Van McElwee received his MFA in Multimedia 1978 from Washington University School of Art and his BFA in Printmaking in 1973 from the Memphis College of Art. Selected installations and […]

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Jean Mason's photographic anthology in the exhibition, captures the quintessence of life—or rather, its absence. This poignant collection features images of lifeless nature that Mason encountered while meandering through the […]

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Damon Freed statement on The Inner Chapters paintings: “The paintings came into being after a long sojourn into the mind and heart of working nonobjectively, that is, after looking inward […]

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A total of 140 Washington University School of Law faculty, students and alumni have signed an open letter condemning the university for the mass arrests and suspensions that followed Saturday’s Pro-Palestine protest. The letter — addressed to Chancellor Andrew Martin and Vice Chancellors Anna Gonzalez, Nichol Luoma, Beverly Wendland and Robert Wild — says the university administration's characterization of events “does not align with many firsthand reports from the scene.” In a statement following the protest, Martin said protestors behaved “aggressively” and referred to the demonstration as a “dark sad day” for the university.

The story of a softball teacher facing off against a Ballwin HOA touched a nerve. Area HOA leaders offer some good advice.

Police said the victim died at an area hospital.

A new initiative invited student groups to design and plant gardens that will promote wildlife, and cultivate their visions for the future.