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Federal judges have begun releasing Jan. 6 defendants who appealed their sentences although the Supreme Court will soon hear arguments.

If member nations of the WHO pass this agreement and President Biden signs it, it would seriously undermine American sovereignty.

On Tuesday, April 9, 2024, Arizona’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state’s 1864 ban on abortion which prohibits nearly all abortions.

Republican Governor Kay Ivey signed legislation in March to prohibit the trafficking of absentee ballot applications in Alabama elections.

April 2, 2024, was election day for local elections across Missouri. These electors remain close to the common people, directing their lives.

United States Missouri Representative Jason Smith has been busy voting on different pieces of legislation. Here’s how he voted.

A terrible fire broke out early Tuesday morning in Eminence, MO, at, of all places, the firehouse destroying the firehouse.

Delaware is working through its election system. While laws have been in place, some in power seek to overthrow what is legal and what is not.

The Democrats have planned two meetings: a primary and a mass meeting. They will have their primary on Saturday, March 23, 2024.

Alton, Missouri, the county seat, hosts this year’s Republican caucus. Mark your calendar for Saturday, March 2.

Thirteen governors traveled to southern Texas to see the situation themselves. Missouri already has about 250 guardsmen down there.

Representative Smith has cast his votes for freedoms and penalties for illegal aliens, while voting in the Mayorkas impeachment case.