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Will Oreos Learn From Past Failures?
The cookie company’s Chicago-headquartered parent organization will be confronted at its annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday.
Louisiana May Require Display Of 10 Commandments In Schools
Louisiana may become the first state to require all publicly funded schools, colleges, and universities to display the Ten Commandments.
Native Americans Suing Commandeers
NAGA is suing the professional football team Washington Commanders. They have been rallying for the Commanders to reinstate the Redskins name.
California FCA Entitled To Millions Of Dollars
After a years of harassment and litigation, a judge ruled in favor of students and their Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting.
Representative Smith Votes For Our Appliances
Although this is an election year, Representative Smith is busy making decisions safeguarding our everyday lives.
Mystik Dan Upsets Racehorse Favorite To Win Kentucky Derby In Photo Finish
The 150th Kentucky Derby was May 4, 2024, at Churchill Downs in Kentucky. The race came down to the finish line and the winner had to be determined by a picture.
Christian Singer Mandisa Dies At The Age Of 47
Mandisa, a Christian singer and songwriter of “Overcomer”, died at her home in Tennessee on April 18, 2024, at the age of 47.
What Does America Mean To You? America250 Contest For Students
America250 is having an essay contest for third through twelfth graders on “What does America mean to you?” The essay contest entry deadline is May 17, 2024.
Alton’s National Day Of Prayer Event Is Thursday, May 2nd
National Day of Prayer is May 2, 2024. The Alton, Missouri, Ministerial Alliance is having a National Day of Prayer service on May 2nd.
Missouri Leading The Way To Not Bail Out Student Loans
Although Biden was previously struck down for ‘forgiving’ student debts, he is trying to do so again. Missouri is fighting it.
First Class Stamp Prices To Skyrocket In July
The cost for a first-class stamp will surge from the current 68 cents to 73 cents; that is five extra cents per envelope sent.