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Finances
Senator: Why did Treasury Dept. monitor purchase of bibles?
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) reportedly instructed banks to monitor Americans’ online transactions involving the purchase…
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National News
House unanimously passes bill limiting government access to cell phone, email data
The federal government’s access to personal cell phone and email data would be restricted by legislation passed by the U.S…
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Finances
Republicans push to abolish IRS, federal income taxes
The IRS and federal income taxes could be abolished by legislation soon to be put forth by Congressional Republicans. Both…
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Biden vax mandate for contractors shot down by courts
The Biden administration does not have the power to force federal contractors to get the covid shot. That’s the ruling…
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Ahead of election, Biden administration announces $14 billion to help energy costs in blue states
Just days before the midterm elections, the Biden administration has announced it will pay out almost $14 billion to defray…
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Kansas News
Harvesters food bank feeling pinch of high inflation, reduced federal funding
Harvesters food bank, which serves 760 member organizations in 26 counties in Missouri and Kansas, is being squeezed by high…
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Culture Watch
Judge rules feds wrong to mandate special LGBT workplace treatment, gender surgeries on children
A federal judge in Texas struck down the Biden administration for giving LGBT individuals special rights not enjoyed by others in…
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Faith leaders urge Senate to reject same-sex marriage bill that passed House
More than 80 Christian and politically conservative groups delivered a letter to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell asking him to…
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White House cancels oil and gas lease sales as prices soar
The day after again blaming rising fuel prices on Vladimir Putin, the Biden administration is canceling major oil and gas…
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Missouri Legislature considers how to spend millions in opioid settlement
Missouri legislators are discussing how to spend the $458 million the state was awarded in a settlement from the nation’s…
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