On October 12th, Governor Mike Parson signed an executive order for the creation of a Bicentennial Commission.
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Pelosi Urges Trump to Reschedule State of the Union Address
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wrote a letter to President Trump urging him that he should find another date to give his State of the Union address.
Missouri House Working to Change Minimum Prison Sentences
Missouri’s prison population was at an all-time high in September of 2017 with 33,243 inmates the Department of Corrections stated on January 14th.
White House Drafting List of Replacements for Justice Ginsburg
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsburg will be missing her second week of oral arguments at the court.
President Trump Under Investigation After Firing FBI Director
Lately, there has been mounting suspicion amongst Americans as to what exactly is going on between the U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin.
Judge Rules That Feds Can’t Force you to Unlock Your Phone
As technology advances, it’s becoming more and more difficult to draw a line on what feds can use for evidence against suspects as opposed to things that they can’t use.
Does the Government Shutdown put Your Health at Risk?
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb tweeted that his agency was continuing inspections but was subject to limitations due to the government shutdown.
Obamacare Individual Mandate Reform Goes Into Effect in 2019
Since the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010 Americans have been plagued by a penalty unless they have qualified health insurance.
Will the Government Shutdown Affect Your Tax Return?
A government shutdown usually doesn’t mean anything but the most recent shutdown has sparked some worry among Americans as to whether or not they’ll get their tax returns later than usual.
President Trump Threatens to Cut off FEMA to the State of California
President Trump said that he had ordered the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to stop sending California money to help the state deal with the wildfires.
Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein Expected to Retire in Coming Weeks
U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to leave his role in a couple of weeks according to ABC News.
Missouri’s 100th General Assembly Convenes Today
On Wednesday, January 9th, the Missouri General Assembly will begin its 100th convention. After multiple resignations and term limits Missouri now has many new faces along with a multitude of issues on their agenda.