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How Trump plans to make billions from his worthless social network
A few days ago I wrote about Donald Trump's plan to take his Truth Social network public. But one crucial point was a little buried, so I want to repeat it on its own. To start, you have to understand that even after three years of operation Truth Social is still essentially worthless: It's not ...continue reading "How Trump plans to make billions from his worthless social network"
Upon Further Reflection Art Exhibit
Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Upon Further Reflection, a collection of oil and cold wax paintings by Mark […]
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Wildflowers at apartment complex
Congress Poised to Kneecap Antitrust Division
Just as the White House begins to lean on competition policy, Congress’s government funding bill cuts the Antitrust Division’s budget by 20 percent.
Varsity Art 28 exhibition
Art Saint Louis presents "Varsity Art 28," our 28th annual exhibition highlighting works by 39 undergrad and grad level student artists representing 21 STL regional/area colleges and universities. This year's […]
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St. Louis Girl Scouts were told to stop bracelet-making fundraiser for kids in Gaza. Now they can't keep up
18 adorable Easter basket stuffers (that aren't candy)
Don't want your kids to fill up on Easter candy? Try these candy-free Easter basket stuffers for toddlers, kids and teens.
Triathlon Bathing Suit?
Wikipedia Wisely Downgrades CNET Reliability Score After Lazy AI Screw Ups
We’ve noted repeatedly how early attempts to integrate “AI” into journalism have proven to be a comical mess, resulting in no shortage of shoddy product, dangerous falsehoods, and plagiarism. It’s thanks in large part to the incompetent executives at many large media companies, who see AI primarily as a way to cut corners, assault unionized labor, and […]
Missouri House votes to block Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood
The House voted to block public Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood.
FAA finds production line issues at Boeing, key supplier
A midair door plug incident on Jan. 5 involving a Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft prompted the FAA's six-week audit of both Boeing and supplier Spirit AeroSystems.
Employers, employees at odds over work scheduling bill
Employers and employees are at odds over a proposed city of St. Louis bill that proponents say would improve workers’ rights.
Catholic group looks to buy historic Boeing conference center in north St. Louis County
The Augustine Institute wants to move to the 286-acre former Desloge family estate overlooking the Missouri River.
St. Louis County Republican floats shifting control of city-owned Lambert to a new entity
The airport is in St. Louis County but a city airport authority manages it. A lawmaker has floated a plan to shift management to a regional board.
Man shot, killed early Tuesday in St. Louis' Mark Twain neighborhood
Officers were called to Thekla Avenue and North Kingshighway Boulevard just after 3 a.m.
Naked ambition: The day 600 Mizzou students set a streaking record
The streaking craze hit a full stride at area campuses in March of 1974.
MoDOT hosting open house today on U.S. 67 improvements
MoDOT is hosting a public meeting Tuesday on proposed safety improvements on U.S. Highway 67.
Buyouts for flooded homes in St. Charles County
Federal buyout bucks may soon start flowing for those in northern St. Charles County; it's for residents swamped by the flooding in 2019.
Even the players had goose bumps when Gretzky made his St. Louis Blues debut
On March 5, 1996, Wayne Gretzky made his home debut as a member of the St. Louis Blues. The biggest crowd in team history showed up to watch him.
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