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Former State Sen. Ed Emery passes away after collapsing at campaign event

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Congressional candidate and former State Sen. Ed Emery passed away on August 6 after collapsing at a campaign event in Moberly a few days prior due… Read More

August 12, 2021
Public Education
The Value of the Arts in a STEM-centric World

After reading Francis Chan’s book Crazy Love in high school, I saw a glimpse of the love that Jesus and God the Father poured out on us. Reading… Read More

August 12, 2021
Christian Schools
Academic Excellence and the Christian School

In order that our students may thrive in the world, we as Christian educators have recognized the need to continually improve upon the work we are doing, the preparation… Read More

August 12, 2021
National
As infrastructure bill passes, Senate faces Dem’s new $3.5 trillion spending plan

(The Center Square) – Just moments after the U.S. Senate passed a trillion-dollar infrastructure bill and sent it to the House, Senate Democrats pivoted to a new spending… Read More

August 11, 2021
State Government
Hundreds flock to Jefferson City for Missouri’s Bicentennial celebration

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A day full of events took place in Jefferson City on Tuesday as elected officials and Missourians from across the state gathered at the capital… Read More

August 11, 2021
Mizzou
Desiree Reed-Francois introduced as 21st Mizzou athletic director

“Challenge accepted,” said new University of Missouri athletic director Desiree Reed-Francois as she took the stage for her opening remarks at her press conference held in the Columns Club… Read More

August 11, 2021
Homeschools
Tim Tebow Discusses Homeschooling and Its Growth in Popularity

Tim Tebow is one of the most recognizable athletes in the world. The record-setting quarterback won the Heisman trophy and two national championships with the Florida Gators before making… Read More

August 11, 2021
National
More jobs available than workers as debate over unemployment benefits continues

(The Center Square) – More than 10 million jobs are available in the U.S. despite widespread unemployment, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday. The report comes as Republicans… Read More

August 10, 2021
State Government
Attorney General Eric Schmitt granted temporary halt on STL County mask mandate until court hearing next week

ST. LOUIS, Mo – A St. Louis County judge issued a temporary halt on the County’s reinstated mask mandate last Tuesday, granting Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s request to pause… Read More

August 10, 2021
National
Cuomo to resign as New York governor

(The Center Square) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, saying he did not want to be a distraction, announced Tuesday afternoon that he will resign as governor. He will officially… Read More

August 10, 2021
National
Biden endorses vaccine requirement for armed services

(The Center Square) – A new requirement from the U.S. armed forces has sparked controversy and furthered the debate over mandating the COVID-19 vaccine. Secretary of Defense Lloyd… Read More

August 10, 2021
Christian Schools
Indiana Enrolling Record Numbers in Christian Schools in Report of ‘Exodus’ from Public Schools

Thousands of students are leaving Indiana public schools for private and homeschool options according to a report from Anthony Kinnett, education journalist and co-founder of The… Read More

August 10, 2021
National
New poll shows low support for government-mandated drug price controls

(The Center Square) – A new survey conducted by YouGov indicates that the overwhelming majority of likely voters don’t want the government controlling prices of prescription drugs, fearing doing… Read More

August 9, 2021
National, Opinion
Op-Ed: Will politics eventually end the Olympics?

“Only the strongest shoulders can carry the hopes of a nation.” – Katie Taylor, Irish gold medalist The Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece in 776 BC… Read More

August 9, 2021
State Government
Emails Show Mayor’s Office Notified Kansas City Media About Defunding Plan Before Telling Police Chief Rick Smith

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Emails obtained by Liberty Alliance USA show that on May 20, 2021 Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas’ Office gave advance copies of their ordinances… Read More

August 9, 2021
National, State Government
Press Release: Herzog Foundation Announces More Than $2.7 Million in Grants to Six Christian Schools

SMITHVILLE, Mo. – The Herzog Foundation is proud to announce $2,758,000 in grants to propel the growth and increase enrollment in six Christian schools in Missouri, Kansas, and Tennessee. Read More

August 9, 2021
Christian Schools
Herzog Foundation Announces More Than $2.7 Million in Grants to Six Christian Schools

The Herzog Foundation has announced $2,758,000 in grants “to propel the growth and increase enrollment in six Christian schools in Missouri, Kansas, and Tennessee,” according to a statement… Read More

August 9, 2021
National
Gas prices hit 7-year high

(The Center Square) – After experiencing low fuel costs last year in most parts of the country, gas prices have now hit a new seven-year high nationwide. The national… Read More

August 6, 2021
Opinion
OPINION: Remembering the Legacy of President Herbert Hoover: Great Humanitarian and Conservative Statesman

Recently, C-SPAN released its 2021 Presidential Rankings Survey and President Herbert Hoover was ranked near the bottom. Hoover’s poor ranking is no surprise as he is often viewed… Read More

August 6, 2021
National
Critics pan Biden order calling for half of US vehicle sales to be electric by 2030

(The Center Square) – A new executive order from the Biden administration has accelerated the timeline for electric vehicles and raised questions about the economic impacts of the transition… Read More

August 6, 2021