A global minimum corporate tax would theoretically remove the incentive for American entities to move overseas just to get around U.S. taxes.
The challenge facing local health departments as they grapple with the pandemic was made harder by decades of state funding cuts.
In unveiling the package of reforms, Biden correctly termed America’s gun violence an “epidemic.”
With the city's homicide rate rising, Mayor-elect Tishaura Jones should pledge more, not less, resources to overwhelmed homicide detectives.
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Editorial: Rising St. Louis murder rates won't be solved by underfunding police investigators
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Editorial: As Congress refuses to stop the bloodshed, Biden does what little he can on guns.
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Editorial: Short takes on rent holidays, plain speaking, and Q unmasked
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Editorial: Corporations must make their voices heard when GOP stifles democracy
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Editorial: Trump fleeced his own donors for millions. No one should be surprised.
Statements of concern are nice, but if corporations truly want to change GOP vote-suppression behavior, their money needs to do the talking.
Many Donald Trump supporters recently learned the hard way what Trump’s business partners and creditors have long known: He's a con artist.
Mayor-elect Tishaura Jones comes into office with a host of problems and many promises to fulfill. Deft diplomacy will be required.
While a 52% victory is impressive, it's hardly a mandate. Cooperation will be key for the new mayor to succeed in this divided city.
Mayor Lyda Krewson is leaving her successor, Tishaura Jones, with a jail crisis that requires immediate attention.
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Rising violent crime, population loss, homelessness and declining business confidence are among the issues Mayor Krewson leaves for Jones.
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There’s no good time to die in a pandemic, but there’s a tragic irony to dying when its end is in sight.
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The Editorial Board's recommendations for St. Louis mayor, Board of Aldermen, school board and MSD ballot props in Tuesday's election.
The infrastructure plan includes 500,000 charging stations for electric vehicles and incentives for clean energy like wind and solar.
The very definition of "workplace" has now changed because of the pandemic, raising new questions about the applicability of the earnings tax.
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For the Ward 1, 4, 5 and 17 aldermanic races, we believe the voices of experience and moderation deserve top voter consideration.
Daffney Moore, Emily Hubbard and Natalie Vowell offer voters the most impressive qualifications and commitment to improve public schools.
Having led Missouri to the bottom of U.S. vaccination efforts, the best thing Gov. Parson can do is get out of the federal government's way.
High-performing 20th Ward Alderman Cara Spencer, with a record of feisty, street-level activism, engages critics instead of silencing them.
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