Public funds are already prohibited from funding abortions, HB 2634 will now prevent any taxpayer money from going to any abortion providers.
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Watch: TeenPact Missouri III Happened Last Week In Jefferson City
TeenPact Missouri III met in Jefferson City, Mo., from April 15-19, 2024. Homeschoolers across the state met to grow in their relationship with Christ as well as learn more about the government.
Missouri Leading The Way To Not Bail Out Student Loans
Although Biden was previously struck down for ‘forgiving’ student debts, he is trying to do so again. Missouri is fighting it.
Arizona Court Upholds Law From 1864
On Tuesday, April 9, 2024, Arizona’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state’s 1864 ban on abortion which prohibits nearly all abortions.
How Representative Jason Smith Voted On Different Legislation
United States Missouri Representative Jason Smith has been busy voting on different pieces of legislation. Here’s how he voted.
Fire Burns Down Eminence Fire Department
A terrible fire broke out early Tuesday morning in Eminence, MO, at, of all places, the firehouse destroying the firehouse.
Governor Parson Sending Troops To Southern Border
Thirteen governors traveled to southern Texas to see the situation themselves. Missouri already has about 250 guardsmen down there.
Voting In DC By Representative Jason Smith
Representative Smith has cast his votes for freedoms and penalties for illegal aliens, while voting in the Mayorkas impeachment case.
AG Bailey Scores Big For Parental Rights In Missouri
When a child thinks he wants to change his sex, Attorney General Bailey believes that the parents need to be involved in the decision-making.
Can Texas Defend Itself? Governors Say Yes!
In response to the Biden’s border policies, numerous state governors have united to support Texas’ efforts to secure its southern border.
Senator Hawley Demands End To Fed Spying On Americans
Senator Hawley demanded answers from the federal government as to why they went into people’s bank accounts (unlawful).
Price Increase For Stamps Again
The USPS raised their rates on Saturday, January 21. Instead of paying sixty-six cents for a stamp, you now pay sixty-eight cents.