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Dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts have gone on strike, affecting winter produce and food items from places like Chili.

Officials announced in a press release that North Carolina’s State Board of Elections has removed people from its list of registered voters.

According to research, choosing laughter over anger might save your sanity and build stronger, more positive relationships.

Although not running for office, County Commissioner Stubblefield was present and spoke about what was happening in the county.

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Missouri State Parks officials were asking for public input regarding the future development for Eleven Point State Park in Oregon County.

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

DJI is closing its education division for good. DJI Education is an integrated solution for artificial intelligence and innovation education.

The House elected Representative Mike Johnson as Speaker of the House. He has a firm foundation: the Bible.

family who came here legally, was granted indefinite status because of their religious beliefs is now being told to leave America.

Southern Missouri’s representative, Jason Smith, has been fighting for our rights. Here is what he voted on this past week.

According to Senator Tuberville (R-Al) the Pentagon’s move to pay for time off expanded departmental authority illegally.

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African leaders are trying to fight back! against Western woke, pro-abortion, and anti-family agendas increasingly targeting African nations.