Politics & Policy
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Is Shorthand Required? Why Military Experience Varies Among Defense Secretaries
The Cabinet Secretaries – including State, Defense, Education, and others – are anything but secretaries listening to a boss. Each…
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10 New Missouri Laws You Need to Know About in 2025
Missouri’s kicking off 2025 with some pretty big changes. Let’s break down what’s actually changing – and what it means…
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Kansas Laws Taking Effect January 1, 2025: What You Need to Know
Kansas passed numerous laws that the Republican-controlled legislature hopes will ease tax burdens, trash fees and improve school funding. They…
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Chinese-Owned NewsBreak App Raises National Security Concerns Over 50 Million American Users
The most popular news app in America has a secret: it’s not as American as it appears. According to Reuters,…
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Missouri Lawmaker’s Ten Commandments Bill Joins National Push for Religious Display in Schools
Christian leaders are expressing optimism about religious freedom initiatives as Missouri State Rep. Hardy Billington introduces groundbreaking legislation requiring Ten…
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Faith Leaders Urge Digital Discipline Amid Political Overload
In an era of heightened media-driven political division, Christian leaders call for a focus on faith-driven discernment over digital information…
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U.S. Auto Sales Surge to 5-Year High in 2024; GM Leads While Tesla Sees First Decline Since 2014
U.S. car sales numbers for 2024 are expected to break previous years’ figures, with better buying conditions contributing to higher…
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ABC News to apologize and pay $16 Million in defamation suit settlement with Donald Trump
Donald Trump has often complained about fake news from the mainstream media, and now ABC will apologize and pay him…
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Rural Mail Service Cuts Draw Fire from Missouri Congressman, Farm Groups
A controversial plan by the U.S. Postal Service to reduce mail pickup times in rural areas is facing strong opposition…
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Missouri lawmaker wants to nix state income tax
Missouri might join the no-income-tax club if one lawmaker gets his way. In a move that’s turning heads in Jefferson…
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