Six years ago, the Archdiocese of St. Louis launched their "Forgive Us Our Trespasses" enslaved persons project. The report identified the names of 99 enslaved people enslaved to the Catholic clergy. 44 of the them being enslaved to bishops and clergy.
Taylor Swift is waxing poetic about Stevie Nicks.The pop superstar, 34, praised the legendary Fleetwood Mac singer, 76, who was in attendance during the final night of Swift's Eras Tour…
Over at National Review, Matthew Wilson clucks over Taraji P. Henson's claim that the Supreme Court has criminalized homelessness: In fact, the Supreme Court did not make it a “crime to be homeless.” In Johnson, the Court held that it is not a violation of the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment for ...continue reading "Yes, the Supreme Court now allows cities to make homelessness illegal"
I was worried after oral argument in the NetChoice cases that we were going to get a mess of a decision. Maybe it would give us the right result (the Florida and Texas laws remaining canceled), but with dicta that pulled its punches and gave future would-be censors some cover for their continued attacks on […]
ST. LOUIS -- Major media outlets called for Biden to withdraw from the presidential race after a disastrous debate performance Thursday against Trump. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is the latest to join The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and The Economist in editorials urging President Biden not to seek [...]
Evolution St. Louis was supposed to reignite St. Louis' fashion industry by providing designers like Retta Tussey a contract manufacturer to make their products locally. Instead, it's led to a series of lawsuits, defaulted loans and, in Tussey's words, "months of empty promises."
A man facing murder charges for seeking to avenge his own sister's death appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Monday to plead guilty on a reduced charge.
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