CNN listed Pad Thai as tenth on their “World’s 50 Most Delicious Foods” Pad Thai á la Harper and Austin I love seeing the next generation take up the spoon and spatula. Last week cousins Harper and Austin co-cooked a splendid Pad Thai. When visiting in Thailand my...
Over at the Washington Post, Philip Bump questions Sean Hannity's claim that both California and Florida have suffered about the same death rate from COVID-19: “Both your states, with such different approaches, which is pretty fascinating, were both lower, significantly lower than the national average,” he said. “These numbers come straight from the [Centers for ...continue reading "Who did COVID better, California or Florida?"
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It looks like Foreigner may have reconsidered hanging up their touring career. While the band still has a set of 2024 Farewell Tour dates on the books, as well as a final…
Feds weighed the company's financial condition in agreeing to waive a penalty for securities law violations, but instead issued other oversight measures.
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Saint Louis University's School of Education a $5.96 million grant to address a teacher shortage in Missouri.
The Missouri appeals court is choosing not to intervene in an order that blocks the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from publishing a story about an accused cop killer. A St. Louis City Circuit Court judge ruled that the Post-Dispatch may not publish information from the mental health evaluation of Thomas Kinworthy, who is currently in jail on charges of killing a police officer in the Tower Grove South neighborhood in August 2020.
“The pressure to switch over to Christmas has continued to increase,” said Jerome Katz, a professor at St. Louis University’s Chaifetz School of Business.