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If a House probe confirms the allegations of rally organizers, then common sense and the Constitution dictate those House members must go.
Democrats are negotiating to halve the original $3.5 trillion price of a social-spending bill. But some are losing sight of what's important.
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Schmitt is pandering to the worst elements of the far right for the sake of his Senate campaign — and he’s using public resources to do it.
The EPA is grappling with how to phase out a widely used but dangerous "forever chemical" known as PFAS, which threatens human health.
Johnson & Johnson and Sackler family members found ways to abuse the bankruptcy courts and evade accountability for the lives they've ruined.
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Editorial: Was Schmitt's Texas trip a campaign event or official action? Both, it seems.
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Editorial: St. Louis County's political circus continues. Have these politicians no shame?
Texas lawmakers, trying to limit teachers' Critical Race Theory classes, went way overboard with new mandates on social studies instruction.
With a ‘law-and-order’ party like this, who needs crooks?
It’s time get rid of the procedural quirk known as the filibuster, which never should have been part of Senate rules to begin with.
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Politicians who should be working together to keep county residents safe from the pandemic are instead competing in a bizarre clown act.
Those who get weapons confiscated at airport security already face penalties, but it’s time to talk about making them steeper.
Lynn Schmidt and Tod Robberson discuss a closed-door fundraiser Schmidt attended in Dallas for Rep. Liz Cheney featuring former President Geor…
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The state education commissioner should heed her own advice regarding a data breach and investigate internally instead of accusing a reporter.
The queen offered royal wisdom about leaders' failure to address climate change: 'It’s really irritating when they talk, but they don’t do.'
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Outdated software and a decrepit state computer system invite disaster for Missourians, but the governor seems not to grasp the urgency.
This court may be deeply divided ideologically, but it’s apparently united in its blind adherence to its own bad precedence.
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Powell, the first Black secretary of state and Joint Chiefs chairman, was early to recognize his Republican Party's drift to the far right.
The high court is supposed to be above the partisan political squabbles of the moment. It clearly isn't.
Americans sue over all kinds of disputes far less serious than the reckless transmission of a deadly disease.
A sobering new study finds today’s children will live through two to seven times as many climate disasters as their grandparents did.Â
