Last week, United States representative for Missouri, Jason Smith, was busy voting on two different pieces of legislation.
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Governor Kehoe Participates In “Driving Your Tractor To Work Day”
On February 10, 2025, Governor Mike Kehoe joined Chris Chinn, Karla Eslinger, and Missouri FFA leadership to kick off celebrations for National FFA Week in Missouri.
Army Recruitment Numbers Way Up Under Trump
New recruits have surged with Trump in office for less than a month and Hegseth as the new defense secretary.
Community Musk Demands Shorter Bills ‘For Everyone To Read’
Presidential adviser Elon Musk wants legislation to be shorter, simpler, and more readable for the average American.
Rep Smith Leads Conservative Votes As He Supports Trump
Smith makes big decisions about what goes on the floor to be voted on. Here are some measures he cast his ballot on.
Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Coast Guard Members
US Court of Federal Claims Judge Bonilla found that the Coast Guard did not administer its COVID-19 vaccine policy correctly.
Trump Dufends Planned Parenthood Worldwide
President Trump is getting praise from pro-life groups for several of the pro-life actions he took during his first week.
Flags To Fly At Half Mast For Fallen Thomasville Fireman
Governor Kehoe ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at half-staff at government buildings in Oregon County, and firehouses statewide.
Saudi Arabia Kingdom To Invest $600 Billion In US
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince said his kingdom wants to invest $600 billion in the United States over the next four years.
President Trump Pardons 23 Pro- Lifers In Prison
Newly elected President Trump pardoned 23 pro-life activists Thursday in an Executive Order the day before the annual March for Life.
Only The American Flag Can Fly At All US Embassies
President Trump’s State Department issued a “one flag policy” on Tuesday, dictating that only the Stars and Stripes can be flown.
Gov Kehoe Acts To Prioritize Public Safety Through Executive Orders
Governor Kehoe prioritized public safety by signing six executive orders and officially launching Safer Missouri public safety initiative.