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Two parents are behind bars after their eight-month-old child died from exposure to fentanyl, meth and other illegal drugs.

This is Hilbert being hauled back into the house after he escaped during a little episode of rainfall. Careful observers will note the mud on his rear foot. Because of this he got a little paw bath before Marian would let him down, which he didn't seem to like very much. However, he did like ...continue reading "Friday Cat Blogging – 24 February 2023"

Today on TAP: Biden should appoint a prominent dissenter to the open post of Fed vice chair.

The band Elegant Weapons, which features Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner and Rainbow vocalist Ronnie Romero, has a released a new song called "Blind Leading the Blind." The track marks…

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Back in 2007, Elton John told a crowd of 300,000 fans in Kyiv, Ukraine, that he would help them end their AIDS crisis. Once again, he's putting his money where…

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The seemingly endless possibilities of abstract painting continue to have resonance and relevance to comment on current political climates and contemporary aesthetic discourse. The works in the Presence as Object

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The tiny diner south of downtown shines in daylight hours with a slinger, eggs Benedict and a burger that should be a signature dish.

The latest issue of MOJO magazine has a six-page tribute to the late Jeff Beck, who passed away January 10 from bacterial meningitis at the age of 78. The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood takes part in…

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Adam Wainwright always seems to have a surprise up his sleeve. His latest came during a stroll around south Florida.

WASHINGTON — As the Biden administration prepares to defend its student debt cancellation program before the U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 28, data shows that Black borrowers have the most to lose should a majority conservative court strike down the policy. Black borrowers hold a disproportionate share of student loan debt, and many likely were […]

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St. Louis police announced Friday that they worked with U.S. Marshals to find and arrest a 53-year-old suspect in Harvey, Illinois.

Sen. Bill Eigel’s bill appeared to be more of a statement-maker than a viable piece of legislation. He’s exploring a bid for governor.

The settlement comes after a 2021 raid of the nonprofit's Webster Groves headquarters

There’s no reason anyone should look to Louisiana for legislative leadership. The state still has an oft-abused criminal defamation law on the books in 2023 — the sort of law that would have looked out of place a century ago. I guess you can be on the cutting edge when your legislative moves appeal to […]

There are plenty of people who missed their prom because they didn’t feel welcome. The event is usually a heteronormative affair without room for people who don’t fit the gender binary, so plenty of folks had to miss out on what should’ve been a standard high school experience. But Metro Trans Umbrella Group’s Glow Up Prom is the event that welcomes everybody.