Politics Archives - Page 11 of 64

President Trump signed an executive order demanding election integrity. Now, he is trying to accomplish that goal.

Secretary Doug Burgum is taking immediate steps to unleash Alaska’s untapped natural resource potential and support President Trump.

Oregon County residents will cast their votes on Tuesday, April 8, choosing local aldermen, mayors, school boards, and tax decisions.

To expedite cleanup from the storms that ravaged many areas, Governor Kehoe is waiving certain environmental rules.

Removing debris is important. With that, one decides whether or not to rebuild. Whatever the decision, it could impact your tax situation.

The Governor requested that FEMA participate in joint PDAs in 23 counties following the March 14-15 severe storms.

Governor Mike Kehoe updated Missouri’s recovery efforts following the devastating tornadoes that struck on March 14.

On March 1, 2025, President Donald Trump made English the official United States language promoting unity and cohesiveness.

Representative Jason Smith has been working through IRS falsities in the Ways and Means Committee and found unpleasant answers.

With Congress recently started, Elliott is busy in Jefferson City sorting bills and actions that require attention.

One member who recently got confirmed and sworn into Trump’s cabinet is Robert Kennedy. His position is Secretary of HHS.

Governor Kehoe signed Executive Order 25-18, directing all Missouri state agencies to eliminate DEI initiatives.