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The United States Government formally exited from WHO on January 22, 2026. This decision was driven by profound failures in the WHO.

At the Political Communications Workshop students ages 13–19 are challenged to think critically, engage respectfully, and communicate clearly.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will help bird enthusiasts find answers to questions about winter woodpeckers.

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Galactic Resource Utilization Space (GRU Space) is accepting $250,000 deposits from people wanting to stay at the world’s first lunar hotel,

The Selah Place of Oregon County is hosting a Craft/Vendor event. Although the event is in March, they are already seeking vendors.

Rep Elliot is in Jefferson City to protect our rights while building a safe future. A top priority is eliminating the state income tax.

On Tuesday, January 13, Governor Kehoe gave his state of the state address. He spoke about the budget and his priorities as governor in 2027.

While in D.C., Senator Schmitt worked for Missourians, and he had several accomplishments the previous year. Here is a recap.

As of December 30, 2025, Denmark no longer has an official postal service. Letter-sending in Denmark has declined by more than 90%.

July 2026 marks the nation’s 250th birthday milestone. The United States Mint will celebrate this milestone with various coin changes.

At they end of 2025, Trump signed his first two vetoes of this second term, including a bill to fund a water infrastructure project.

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They offer great discounts to U.S. residents, digital passes, motorcycle deals, and free dates. Non-residents pay more.