Government Archives - Page 16 of 38

After a court ruling concluded that College of the Ozarks could not sue the Biden administration, the college appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Governor Parson declared February 18-25, 2023, National FFA Week in Missouri. On February 22nd, it was “Drive Your Tractor to Work Day.”

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Kansas State Attorney General Kris Kobach warned Walgreens that selling the drugs would violate state and federal laws.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz introduced seven bills to block current and future federal government COVID mandates by taking aim at mask requirements.

Senator Karla Eslinger has reported that several bills have been perfected in the Missouri Senate including Senate Bill 51, 3 and 69.

Missouri III is not filled up yet, and you still have the opportunity to get the discount. TeenPact is open to all homeschoolers.

An increasing number of authorities are becoming cognizant of misclassification errors pertaining to deaths linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Missouri Congress is in session. Last week the senators worked on bills to protect small businesses and encourage entrepreneurship

This past week, Representative Smith from the 8th District has voted on a few bills to counter the largeness of government.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy defends his decision not to place Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) or Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) on Intel committee.

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For those mailing letters, a stamp on Saturday would cost only 60 cents. However, on Monday, the price rose to 63 cents.

Jason Smith, representative for District 8, was busy with bills coming up for votes. it is important to keep abreast of his voting record.