The Heartlander

5.16.2024 - State Government

5.16.2024 - Border

Lack of operational control at northern border poses national security threats

By Bethany Blankley

5.16.2024 - Biden administration

Kansas AG sues federal government over new Biden’s Title IX rules

By Patrick Richardson

Featured

5.16.2024 - Law Enforcement

‘Something less honorable’: Kansas City suburb bans Thin Blue Line police flags from annual Fourth of July display

By Michael J. Dillon

5.15.2024 - Inflation

Consumer prices tick up as inflation remains elevated

By Casey Harper

5.15.2024 - 2024 election

Trump, Biden want to debate before election, but details vague

By Brett Rowland

5.15.2024 - 2024 election, AI

Poll: 3 in 4 fear artificial intelligence abuse in presidential election

By Alan Wooten

5.15.2024 - President Donald Trump

Longtime lawyers question DOJ prosecution of Trump

By Casey Harper

5.15.2024 - Missouri

Missouri home health care leaders plead guilty to $552K of fraudulent Medicaid claims

By Joe Mueller

Featured

5.15.2024 - Federal Spending

As federal spending runs off the rails – and the Biden administration wants to spend more – Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt steps in front of the gravy train

By Michael Ryan

Missouri Legislature to tackle border security, immigration

America’s road ahead: Here’s what needs fixing if the country is to be truly saved

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

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Georgia governor vetoes bill adding state-level requirements for foreign agents

Lack of operational control at northern border poses national security threats

Kansas AG sues federal government over new Biden’s Title IX rules

‘Something less honorable’: Kansas City suburb bans Thin Blue Line police flags from annual Fourth of July display

Consumer prices tick up as inflation remains elevated

Trump, Biden want to debate before election, but details vague

Poll: 3 in 4 fear artificial intelligence abuse in presidential election

Longtime lawyers question DOJ prosecution of Trump

Missouri home health care leaders plead guilty to $552K of fraudulent Medicaid claims

As federal spending runs off the rails – and the Biden administration wants to spend more – Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt steps in front of the gravy train