Matthew chapter 5 tells us blessed are the merciful.
Which is why despite all the anger and rhetoric surrounding Governor Parson’s commutation of Britt Reid, better known as the son of Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid, I think it’s far to early to condemn this act of mercy as a mistake.
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At one time, the United States of America was considered a global leader in education. Unfortunately, this trend ended around the 1980s after Congress ignorantly passed the Department of Education Organization Act, unnecessarily expanding the federal government’s reach into the lives of Americans and the minds of their youth.
Working as an accountant my whole career, I have seen first-hand how Medicare Advantage has truly changed the lives of so many.
For months, Delta has waited for the opportunity to present the facts in our legal challenge of the wrongful and unjustified revocation of our license to operate a Missouri cannabis manufacturing facility.
It's possible that there has never been more surrounding something so unlikely to actually be enacted.
Earlier this month ten Sumner High School students consumed an intoxicating cannabinoid THC product they legally purchased at a nearby gas station.
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We need a stronger sense of urgency to fight the obesity epidemic. I have seen too many individuals fall victim to this illness, especially our seniors.
From 2017 to 2021, Biden was a private citizen and he and his wife, Jill, earned more than $16 million from consulting, book deals and speaking engagements.
The more I learn about the “Credit Card Competition Act” the more compelled I feel to speak out.