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Schmitt and Arizona U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema want U.S. to approve commercial flights to make sure China does not close space-race gap.

Brew Tulum, a specialty coffeehouse and Mexican eatery on Delmar Boulevard in the Central West End, will shutter its doors amid an ongoing dispute over lead contamination.

A New York investment company plans to institute a new employee ownership program at the St. Louis-based manufacturing business it has acquired.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. In the most St. Louis move ever, officials acknowledge that they forgot to fill out the paperwork that would allow the city to tax cannabis — so now City Hall has to wait until January to start tacking on its taxes.

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israel and Hamas agreed to extend their cease-fire for two more days past Monday, the Qatari government said, raising the prospect of a longer halt to their deadliest and most destructive war and further exchanges of militant-held hostages for Palestinians imprisoned by Israel. The announcement, made by Qatari Foreign Ministry [...]

We’ve noted how the GOP’s obsession with TikTok is… weird and superficial. Guys like Ted Cruz or Brendan Carr will suffer absolute embolisms about TikTok (and TikTok only) to get on cable news where they’ll be portrayed as good faith privacy reformers. While simultaneously refusing to pass a privacy law or regulate dodgy data brokers […]

Peter Gabriel has unveiled the final track from his upcoming album, i/o, which drops Friday, December 1. The latest is the song "Live and Let Live," which has Gabriel singing about “forgiveness, tolerance and…

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For a band that's played a show in Antarctica, it's hard to believe that there are still parts of the world where Metallica hasn't performed. Saudi Arabia is one such…

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Today on TAP: The uses of small magazines in the battle of ideas

MT. VERNON, Ill. -- The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is one of the biggest days for drinking and partying all year. Police in Mt. Vernon, Illinois, decided to test several bars and liquor stores to see if they were checking IDs. They found that seven of the eight establishments they checked sold alcohol to a 19-year-old. [...]

Jean Guerrero, a columnist for the LA Times, recently took her iPhone in for service: As I drove around to various errands, I awoke to details of the real world that I’d long ago stopped noticing: the faces of strangers in cars behind me at traffic stops, my steering wheel’s leather, the ethereal whiteness of ...continue reading "Detox from social media sounds great!"

A few days ago the Wall Street Journal asked a bunch of college students to write about why we don't trust science anymore. Why? Beats me, but apparently they poll the youth of America every week on some subject or another. In any case, pretty much everyone agreed that the answer was COVID. But they ...continue reading "It isn’t true that “we” have lost confidence in science"

After three postponed shows due to Paul Stanley’s bout with the flu, KISS returned to the stage in Indianapolis on Saturday, November 25, and Stanley sure was glad to be back.  Footage of…

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The suspects opened fire on the manager and an employee after being asked to leave the property, Hazelwood police said.

Records show the number of unregulated slot machines now exceeds 250 in the city.