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More Americans Pay for Online Streaming Than Traditional TV
There’s nothing quite like sitting down to watch a two-hour movie and have it last for four hours solely because of commercials.
Houston Experiences Second Petrochemical Explosion in Past Two Days
On Sunday a fire erupted from a Houston-area petrochemicals terminal, filling the air with black smoke.
Jelly Bean Inventor Launches CBD Infused Jelly Beans
Jelly Belly’s become especially prominent during April, when the Easter bunny comes and leaves various candies throughout the lawn and house.
Senator Cunningham’s Legislative Column for March 14, 2019
Every family in Missouri faces the same challenge. We all have to figure out where the money goes. We sit at our kitchen tables and go over our income and expenses and try to match them up.
Missouri Spends $12 Billion on Medicaid Annually
Have you ever wondered where your tax dollars are going? Annually, Missouri spends about $30 billion, where does that money come from?
Senator Cunningham of District 33 Talks About Missouri “Hot Topics”
The Missouri Senate is in session and the senators are debating on several items. Recently the staff of Altonmo.com visited with Senator Cunningham.
Massive College Admissions Scandal Comes to Light
It turns out, not everyone who goes to Harvard or Yale is as smart as you think they are. On Tuesday, Federal prosecutors charged 33 parents in a massive cheating and bribing scandal.
Congress Wants Answers Concerning Google’s Nest Microphone Mess-up
For the past week, Google-owned smart home company, Nest, has been under backlash due to security concerns.
Facebook Plans on Launching “Clear History” Feature this Year
The pressure for Facebook privacy grew so great that CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that they had a “clear history” option for Facebook accounts during his F8 keynote address.
Wal-Mart Getting rid of “Greeter” in Favor of New “Customer Host”
Wal-Mart has had a greeter stand at their doors, welcoming customers who come in and making sure nobody walked out with what they weren’t supposed to- shoplifting.
Amazon Protesters Report That They Were Payed to be at Rally
Earlier Amazon had announced plans to build another headquarters, this time in New York City.