Government Archives - Page 17 of 37

The Biden administration has released a congressionally mandated report on the economic impact to cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline.

A group of nearly 50 influential conservatives co-signed a statement Wednesday calling to “change the status quo in Washington.”

If you are planning a trip to California, you may want to read up on its new laws. Californians have much less freedom than Missourians.

Biden signed an executive order to review the English and civics tests for naturalization, making American citizenship more accessible.

43 state capitols will display a Christian message as part of a national campaign. All but a handful of capitols have Nativity displays.

Our Missouri United States Representative, Jason Smith, votes on different bills on various topics each week.

Governor Mike Parson announced the availability of up to $10 million in grant funding to jails across the state.

Governor Mike Parson announced that he is appointing Andrew Bailey as the next Attorney General for the State of Missouri.

Although beset by people who do not live in the state and wanted to change that law, the Supreme court ruled that it is legal.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to include more gardens in its People’s Garden Initiative.

House of Representatives passed a package of antitrust reform bills to limit gamesmanship and increase security on the largest corporations.

On Wednesday, Governor Parson signed into law the largest income tax cut in Missouri’s history. He wanted permanent savings for Missourians.