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The spittle flecked anger from conservatives over increased IRS funding to catch rich tax cheats never ceases to astonish me. I can understand this kind of anger over big hot-button subjects like abortion or the border, but IRS funding? Here is Dominic Pino in National Review, who is apoplectic over Biden's recent announcement that the ...continue reading "Republicans are furious that the IRS is already collecting more money from rich tax cheats"

Numerous people around the St. Louis metro region recently got letters warning their personal data may have been breached. The companies confirmed its authenticity.

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John Mozeliak, St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, spent nearly half an hour addressing the team’s offseason and future with media members.

During its current war against Hamas, Israel has deliberately forced two million Palestinians into refugee camps. Israel has deliberately leveled half of Gaza. Israel has deliberately denied food and medical aid to civilians. Israel has plainly carried out indiscriminate bombing with little care for who they kill. You can make a pretty good case that ...continue reading "Israel is committing war crimes. Genocide is not one of them."

The US economy is at a crossroads; a lot could go wrong, and a lot could go right. Here are a few charts that paint a picture of the economy in St. Louis.

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The latest in lost money: "Failed to track." Sure. It went straight into the pockets of the Biden crime family, amirite? Wake up, sheeple.

If you're in the hunt for a new home, perhaps your best opportunity might come with one that needs a little TLC. With that in mind, new research shows St. Louis might be a good place to get started.