The Heartlander

11.25.2024 - Illegal Immigration

Missouri congressional delegation demands answers about Venezuelan crime

By Bethany Blankley

11.25.2024 - DEI

University System of Georgia to ban DEI, commit to neutrality, teach Constitution

By Tate Miller

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11.25.2024 - 2024 election

What post-election meltdowns and a North Korean defector can teach us about self-governance

By Michael Ryan

11.22.2024 - 2024 election

Casey concedes U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania

By Casey Harper

11.22.2024 - President Donald Trump

Judge again delays Trump’s hush money sentencing

By Brett Rowland

11.22.2024 - Education, Faith

Texas approves Bible-infused curriculum for K-5 schools

By Adam Wittenberg

11.22.2024 - Education, Kansas

Kansas Ed Dept. and Ed Board promote DEI and Critical Race Theory principles

By David Hicks

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11.22.2024 - Josh Hawley

Hawley holds FBI director, Homeland Security secretary in contempt, argues Senate should too

By Michael Ryan

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11.22.2024 - Eric Schmitt

Schmitt filing bills to combat disease, censorship, in moves that just might raise Congress’ popularity

By Michael Ryan

U.S. Supreme Court had no duty to let Merchan show trial, sham sentencing play out

Judge imposes no punishment on Trump in ‘hush money’ case after $1.5 million in trial costs

Therapy dog boosts spirits at Kansas City Christian school

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Missouri congressional delegation demands answers about Venezuelan crime

University System of Georgia to ban DEI, commit to neutrality, teach Constitution

What post-election meltdowns and a North Korean defector can teach us about self-governance

Casey concedes U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania

Judge again delays Trump’s hush money sentencing

Texas approves Bible-infused curriculum for K-5 schools

Kansas Ed Dept. and Ed Board promote DEI and Critical Race Theory principles

Hawley holds FBI director, Homeland Security secretary in contempt, argues Senate should too

Schmitt filing bills to combat disease, censorship, in moves that just might raise Congress’ popularity