The Texas-style, horseback roundup of migrants was brutal by any standard and unworthy of an administration claiming to be compassionate.
Trump’s false claim that he was robbed by vote fraud has provided a roadmap to others who put cynical self-interest above democracy.
The mayor is under attack from her progressive base, Hawley is blocking Biden nominees, and the McCloskeys’ law licenses are in jeopardy.
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Progressives are upset, but Mayor Tishaura Jones has made proper choices in the name of boosting public safety.
Hawley’s move to sow chaos into the process of filling foreign policy posts is exactly the kind of stunt America has come to expect from him.
In a shocking display, white Woodson Terrace police officers used an attack dog to bite and terrorize a Black man suspected of a petty crime.
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The most persuasive argument for suspending the couple's licenses is their utter lack of remorse after admitting they broke the law.
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Vaccination resisters who become infected now must weigh where their freedom is more important than others' lives in overcrowded hospitals.
President Biden's Afghanistan strategy relies on demonstrably flawed aerial surveillance instead of on-the-ground troops and intelligence.
Nothing happened to affect the 2020 vote, but the Missouri secretary of state wants more restrictions — just in case.
Plaintiffs claim private discussions on topics like sneakers, sunglasses or restaurants have triggered targeted ads for related products.
State health director Don Kauerauf is standing up to his boss and the Legislature, saying they should let local health officials do their job.
Some cities are gathering detailed data to identify their hot-spots for mitigation efforts. St. Louis isn't among them — but it should be.
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The St. Louis County Council has, for too long, tolerated speakers who abuse the rules to undermine public confidence in masks and vaccines.
Congratulations to those anti-science “patriots” who are turning America into a global leper.
California's legislature passed a bill to stop manufacturers from placing recycling symbols on plastics that clearly are not recyclable.
Gen. Mark Milley isn't denying reports that he maneuvered to restrict Trump's powers as the president's stability came into question.
Mayor Tishaura Jones on Tuesday took advantage of Reign Restaurant’s liquor license suspension to declare a crackdown on downtown’s increasing…
A Treasury Department report finds that the U.S. is losing $163 billion per year because of tax evasion by the top 1 percent of earners.
As the study’s lead author put it, the data suggests that “the city and county dodged a bullet with early social distancing measures.”
The former president's hard-hitting speech on the 9/11 anniversary made clear his thoughts about divisions sown by Trump and his followers.
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The president voiced the frustration that millions feel toward those who are endangering America's health and economy by refusing vaccines.
Financially incentivizing citizens to enforce laws with litigation helps conservative states circumvent the Constitution. It must be stopped.
