By Alison Dreith Over 45 years ago, the Supreme Court decided in the landmark ruling Roe v. Wade that individuals have the Constitutional right to…
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By Rep.-elect Sheila Solon The 2018 elections were a wake-up call for many in the Republican Party about our party’s decreased support among women voters,…
By Katlyn Batts Conservatives have basically fought bias in the mainstream media since it was invented. Now, with more Americans getting their news and content…
By Eric Bohl Missouri’s farmers and ranchers may soon have clear rules about how to protect our waterways. On December 11, President Trump’s Environmental Protection…
By Rep. Tom Hannegan The Silver Grace Bill seeks to reduce the heavy burden born by the Missouri Department of Corrections and thus taxpayers for…
By Adolphus M. Pruitt, II If you were to take a strode down Missouri’s memory lane you would find that the first African-American to be…
By Jake Silverman There should be no partisan bickering about the inexplicable nature of Amendment 1, or as the measure was so surreptitiously called, “Clean…
By Eric Bohl At Missouri Farm Bureau’s Annual Meeting in early December, rural Missourians voiced strong support for initiative petition reform, broadband expansion, making renewable…
By Mike Lear, Missouri House Communications JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The new chief clerk of the Missouri House brings to the job years of experience,…
By Matt Masiel At its founding, Missouri served as America’s junction, a place where North and South converged at the gateway to the untapped wonders…