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Elizabeth Warren’s Moment (Again)
Today on TAP: Nobody understands or explains the corruption of the financial system better than the Massachusetts senator.
St. Louis man admits assaulting U.S. Marshals, selling meth
A St. Louis man appeared in federal court Monday and admitted to assaulting two deputy U.S. marshals and selling methamphetamine.
Shortage of caregivers for Alzheimer's patients putting burden on families
What is woke?
Bethany Mandel, a conservative writer, had a bit of brain freeze on live TV yesterday and was unable to define woke for her interviewer. This gave us lefties a chance to laugh at her, and fair enough. That's life in the arena. I really don't understand why movement conservatives haven't yet figured out a simple, ...continue reading "What is woke?"
Glaucoma Gave This Podcast Host A New Kind of Vision — And a Will to Do More
Langford Cunningham had to go blind to see. Which doesn’t really make sense.
St. Louis Work Zones March 16-22 | Missouri Department of Transportation
Woman charged in downtown St. Louis shooting
A woman has been charged for a shooting in downtown St. Louis, in which she allegedly fired shots at three people, including a child.
Antisemitic Documents distributed in our subdivision last night in Fenton
No plan for alternative program after Ashcroft pulls Missouri out of voting info system
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and officials in a handful of other Republican-leaning states left a national system designed to improve the accuracy of voting rolls last week, the likely GOP candidate for governor…
St. Louis police hope to return dozens of stolen items to rightful owners
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is hoping to return dozens of stolen vehicles, tools and items to rightful owners, all recovered from investigations within the last two years.
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
25 Major Case Squad investigators looking into Belleville homicide
It was necessary to destroy the bank in order to save the bank
Here's a chart that must be driving all the ex-managers of Silicon Valley Bank nuts: One of SVB's problems was a portfolio of long-dated Treasury bonds that was $15 billion underwater. But 10-year Treasurys have fallen by more than 50 basis points since Peter Thiel's run on deposits put SVB into receivership. Their portfolio has ...continue reading "It was necessary to destroy the bank in order to save the bank"
Court Makes It Clear: Government Submissions To Twitter Flagging Program Do Not Violate The 1st Amendment
There’s been a lot of discussion of late, especially because of the various Twitter Files, regarding where the line is between governments simply flagging content for social media websites to vet against their own policies as compared to unconstitutional and impermissible suppression of speech in violation of the 1st Amendment. As we’ve highlighted over and […]
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Major Case Squad searching for vehicle of interest in Belleville homicide investigation
Investigators have identified a vehicle of interest in connection with a recent homicide case in Belleville, Illinois.
Wright’s Tavern Excels With Classic Steakhouse Fare
Wright's Tavern (7624 Wydown Boulevard, Clayton; 314-390-1466.) serves a crab cake.
How much alcohol can I bring from abroad when flying into Lambert?
New exhibit to celebrate St. Louis soccer history, opens next month
The Missouri Historical Society will open a new exhibit next month to celebrate St. Louis soccer history and the city's storied past as the "First Soccer Capital" of America.
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