On 2019s Veterans Day, President Trump saluted veterans as well as those who are currently in active duty of the United States military.
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Governor Parson Encourages Missourians to Honor Veterans This Weekend
To honor the veterans in the state, Missouri’s Governor Mike Parson will be participating in numerous Veterans Day events this weekend.
Simmons Foods Recalls Over 2 Million Pounds of Chicken
Simmons Prepared Foods is recalling 2 million pounds of their chicken that have been shipped to eight states in the U.S.
Editorial Senator Rand Paul Demands Whistleblower’s Identity Outed
At a President Trump rally in Lexington Kentucky, Senator Rand Paul called on the media to “do [their] job” and print the name of the whistleblower.
NYPD Commissioner O’Neill Resigns After Bail Reform Law
New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neill resigned following shortly after the city reformed their bail laws.
Editorial Trump Calls for “War” on Drug Cartels After Mormons Murdered in Mexico
After nine members of an American family were killed in Mexico, Trump offered his help to defeat the cartels in Mexico.
Everyone Can Create Curriculum Available for Schools
Apple announced its Everyone Can Create curriculum is now available on its Apple Books app.
Snickers is Offering 1 Million Free Snickers and is Already Half Sold Out
On October 24, Snickers announced a tasty promotional as a Halloween gift for anyone who wasn’t feeling themselves.
Editorial William Barr Experiences Criticism Over “Religious Liberty” Speech at Notre Dame
On October 11th, U.S. Attorney General Wiliam Barr gave a speech to a closed group of law students at Notre Dame.
Editorial Trump Calls Gets Slammed for Using Word “Lynching” When Referring to Impeachment
On Tuesday morning, President Trump referred to the current impeachment process of himself as “a lynching.”
Short Holiday Shopping Season Causes Retailers to Start Deals Early
Two months ago, we were enjoying the summer. It’s not even Halloween yet, let alone Thanksgiving, so I know the last thing you want to discuss is the oncoming Christmas season.
Hawley Introduces Bill to Move Federal Agencies out of Washington D.C. to Economically Depressed Areas
Senator Josh Hawley is introducing new legislation that will move 90 percent of federal agency jobs out of Washinton D.C.