To open the new office, the Metro East law firm has hired Florida trial attorney Juan Bauta, who said asbestos and mass tort litigation have a “local and international flavor” in Florida and his goal is to expand the firm’s presence.
Tom Mendenhall of Columbia was just about packed and ready to drive to Milwaukee for the Republican National Convention when he got word not to bother. Mendenall, who has attended seven previous conventions, was told that the convention’s Credentials Committee had voted unanimously to reinstate the delegation selected at the May 4 state convention in […]
Here's an interesting thing. Samuel Perry recently posted a chart from his 2022 book about Christian nationalism. It basically asks if you'd be OK with manipulating election laws to ensure that your side has an easier time winning. By far the biggest agreement came from Christian nationalists: Curiously, the second highest agreement came from their ...continue reading "Who wants to cheat at elections?"
Mine subsidence from an underground mine owned by New Frontier Materials caused the 100-feet wide, 30-feet deep sinkhole to open up on June 26 under the fields.
Yesterday I mentioned in passing the Producer Price Index. Here's the latest: PPI is the inflation rate of inputs to consumer goods. It's what corporations pay for the raw materials used to make the stuff they sell to us. As you can see, for a full two years PPI has averaged less than it did ...continue reading "Wholesale inflation has been low for two full years"
Lenny Kravitz has posted yet another thirst trap for his fans.The rocker just shared two new black-and-white photos on Instagram, both showing him relaxing in a bubble bath while reading a magazine. Both show…
Elon Musk’s ExTwitter just set a new speed record: from enthusiastic joiner of an advertising coalition to potential plaintiff against the same organization in just over a week. Sometimes, timing is everything. This week has been a travel week for me, so on Tuesday evening, I wrote up a short article on last week’s news […]
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is leading a coalition of seven states challenging a rule by the Biden administration that would preempt state restrictions on gender-affirming care.
Filed in United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri on Wednesday, the states' suit is seeking to block the regulation and prevent the federal government from enforcing similar mandates.
The rule seeks to add protections to a section of the Affordable Care Act that prevent health care providers…
If passed, the bill would direct the placement of “Michael O. D. Brown Way” street signs on the portion of Tucker Boulevard between Clark Avenue and Market Street.
A Missouri lottery player won a $70,000 jackpot by playing the Show Me Cash game ticket purchased at Save A Lot in Wentzville, and the jackpot is estimated to be $111,000 tonight.