On Thursday, Missouri became the newest addition to the short list of states which have passed a “heartbeat bill.”
Currently browsing "Government".
China Promises to Raise Tariffs to 25% by June
The stock markets haven’t been looking the brightest ever since the U.S. and China trade war began around the end of 2018.
President Trump Says U.S. Will Buy Farmers Products if China Doesn’t
For a while now the China and United States trade war has been going on and although it doesn’t look close to ending any time soon, Trump has some ideas.
Governor Parson Signs a Proclamation for Public Service Recognition Week
Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed a proclamation recently which declares May 5-11 as Public Service Recognition Week.
President Trump and Democrats Working on $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
President Trump and Democratic lawmakers agreed on a plan to enhance the U.S. infrastructure, saying that it would cost about $2 trillion.
U.S. Economy Grows by 3.2% in First Quarter- Smashing Expectations
Economists polled by Dow Jones reportedly expected growth of 2.5 percent of the U.S. economy for the first quarter of 2019.
Governor Parson Calls for Special Election to Fill Two House Vacancies
After two representatives left, Missouri’s House of Representatives has been left with two vacancies.
Governor Parson Requests Approval for Disaster Declaration in Missouri
On April 24th Missouri Governor Mike Parson requested that President Trump approve of Missouri’s major disaster declaration.
Trump Says he’s Strongly Considering Releasing Immigrants Into Sanctuary Cities
On Thursday President Trump’s aides tried to minimize rumors of Trump releasing immigrants into “sanctuary cities.” After all, that plan had been shot down months ago.
Texas Bill Would Allow Death Penalty for Abortions
In 2017, Texas State Representative Tony Tinderholt introduced a bill that would criminalize women having an abortion.
Attorney General Barr Refuses to Release Un-Redacted Mueller Report
For over a year the United States has been waiting on the Mueller report. Was there Russian interference in the 2016 election?
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielson Quits Job
On Sunday Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned from her job, citing that it was time for her to leave.