About a week after Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler’s panel took over the current impeachment inquiry of President Trump,
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Hawley Introduces Bill to Move Federal Agencies out of Washington D.C. to Economically Depressed Areas
Senator Josh Hawley is introducing new legislation that will move 90 percent of federal agency jobs out of Washinton D.C.
Trump Administration Slashes Limit on Refugees to a Historic Low of 18,000
On Thursday, President Trump’s administration announced its plans of lowering the admittance cap of refugees admitted into the U.S. to 18,000 in the fiscal year of 2020.
Planned Parenthood Leaves Title X Over Abortion “Gag Rule”
On August 19 Planned Parenthood stated that they would be withdrawing from the federal funding program Title X.
Trump Announces that U.S. Will Not be Doing Business With Huawei
Friday morning President Trump told reporters that the U.S. was done having any business with China’s giant telecom company, Huawei.
Commentary President Trump Addresses El Paso and Dayton Shootings
On Saturday a gunman managed to kill 20 people at a Walmart in El Paso Texas, not even a day later nine people died in Dayton, Ohio.
Missouri Begins Plans on New I-70 Rocheport Bridge
The six-decade-old Interstate 70 bridge that crosses the Missouri River near Rocheport has long since been a source of debate.
DOJ to Resume Capital Punishment After Almost Two Decades
For almost 20 years now, the U.S. Justice Department has not done any executions of federal prisoners, however, this is all about to change.
Trump Proposal Would Tighten lax SNAP Application Eligibility
On Tuesday the Trump administration proposed a new rule that could remove over 3 million people from the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) program, saving the nation $2.5 billion.
Missouri Governor Signs law Pushing Back School Start Date
August is when everyone starts thinking about school again, it’s been a long summer and September, along with a new school year, are arriving quickly.
Governor Parson Signs Criminal Justice Reforms- Freeing Many From Mandatory Prison Terms
Missouri Governor Parson, a former sheriff, has always been in favor of “reform[ing]… Missouri’s criminal justice system.”
The Declaration of Independence: A Transcription
On July 2, 1776, America declared her independence. On July 4, 1776, Congress approved the Declaration of Independence.