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Missouri Attorney General Bailey announced he is filing suit against the Biden Administration’s unconstitutional rewrite of Title IX.

The cookie company’s Chicago-headquartered parent organization will be confronted at its annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday.

The Alton Area Chamber of Commerce met at Jason’s Mexican Restaurant on Thursday discussing making committees, elections, and more.

Meet Vinnie Clubb, who is running for Missouri State Representative to take Representative Atchison’s place.

Federal judges have begun releasing Jan. 6 defendants who appealed their sentences although the Supreme Court will soon hear arguments.

President Trump vowed to create a “Christian Visibility Day” following President Biden’s declaration of “Transgender Day of Visibility,

Republican Governor Kay Ivey signed legislation in March to prohibit the trafficking of absentee ballot applications in Alabama elections.

Delaware is working through its election system. While laws have been in place, some in power seek to overthrow what is legal and what is not.

Election officials are being forced by Judicial Watch to do their jobs by removing names from voting rolls that should not be there.

Who should I tip? Are there clear-cut rules? The answer is this: there is no clean-cut, one-size-fits-all rule.

Senator Schmitt filed the End Covid Tyranny Act which aims to protect Americans from further COVID tyranny and overreach.

While Monday, December 2, 2023, is National Cookie Day, we thought we would give you a heads-up so you can start on cookie making.