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Fixing Social Security in two easy steps
Social Security has a modest funding shortfall. If nothing is done, benefits will have to be cut by a quarter in 2033 or thereabouts. Several Republican candidates for president think this is just fine as long as we cut only the benefits of young people. That's kind of cynical, but politics ain't beanbag. If young ...continue reading "Fixing Social Security in two easy steps"
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Guy Fieri best enjoys his ribs St. Louis-styled
How do you end up with the best barbecue ribs? According to Food Network star and “Flavortown” mayor Guy Fieri, it starts with ones that are cut St. Louis-style.
My crystal ball takes a look at the Q4 employment level
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Sunday, August 6 – Lindenwood Live!
Join us at “Lindenwood Live!” The third of 4 concerts in the park for 2023 will be held on Sunday, August … MoreSunday, August 6 – Lindenwood Live!
R/place has the Blues
Where do you think St. Louis ranks amongst American cities for targets during nuclear war?
Had no breakfast meats at home, so I improvised and made a pork steak egg scramble.
Wehrenberg theaters silence your phone barbie commercial?
Worth appealing a parking ticket
Counties with the highest cancer rates in Missouri
Several factors contribute to cancer rates, from personal habits and genetics to air pollution or groundwater quality in a given area. People experiencing social, economic, or environmental disadvantages are disproportionately affected by high cancer rates in certain regions—including access or barriers to early screening and care. Cancer rates also fluctuate by jobs: Higher rates of [...]
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Motorcyclist dies after colliding with tractor-trailer south of downtown St. Louis
The fatal wreck on Friday evening happened near where Interstate 44 splits with I-55.
James Beard semifinalist Loryn Nalic says takeout sales have soared post-pandemic
Man, 52, killed in St. Louis' Hamilton Heights neighborhood
Police on Saturday released the name of the victim, George Robins.
Have a hands-on Shark Week at the St. Louis Aquarium
The Union Station attraction will put the spotlight on sharks July 23–30.
PSA: Forest Park only has one "r"
In Arizona water ruling, the Hopi tribe sees limits on its future
Arizona's unique method for awarding water to tribes was supposed to open up economic possibilities beyond farming for the Hopi Tribe. Instead, the tribe says it has dashed their dreams of building a thriving homeland.
Boeing wants to build new aerospace programs in St. Louis County, add 500 jobs
The deal, if approved, would give Boeing half off on the project's real and personal property tax over 10 years in exchange for the new jobs and investment.
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