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Supreme Court eyes government contacts with social media platforms
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday was hearing arguments in another battle over social media content moderation.
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Missouri: Teen’s Head Bashed Into Concrete Numerous Times And Has Seizure, Assailant Arrested
During a violent, off-campus high school fight that was captured on video and has since gone viral online, a teenage girl in Missouri had her head repeatedly pounded into concrete, prompting a seizure and leaving her hospitalized.
Abril Elfi
Trump Wins Missouri Republican Caucuses
Donald Trump has won the Republican caucuses in Missouri, taking home another victory.
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Missouri: Teacher And Her Four Children Killed In ‘Suspicious’ House Fire
A “suspicious” house fire left a Missouri teacher and her four children unable to escape in time, killing all five, according to reports.
Adam Budelli
Super Bowl ticket prices surge, on pace to be most expensive ever
Ticket resale platform StubHub predicted it could end up as the most expensive Super Bowl ever.
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Will Scharf: Democrats Want Illegals To Help Them Win Elections
Attorney General candidate in Missouri Will Scharf explains why he believes Democrats want illegal aliens to cross the border, saying it’s part of their election strategy.
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State Sen. Proposes Kicking Biden Off The Ballot In Missouri
A Missouri lawmaker files a motion to keep Joe Biden off the ballot, saying he is not fit to serve the American people.
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Missouri AG: Evidence Against Media Matters Would ‘Chill Spine of the Devil’
with Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey
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UAW, automakers signal progress after days of stalemate, sources say
Negotiators for the UAW and Ford have narrowed their differences on pay increases after a new offer from the automaker amid “really active” talks.