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U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell speaks into a microphone at a podium next to a "Patients Over Profits" sign.

Wesley Bell defeats Cori Bush a second time in brutal, AIPAC-defined Missouri congressional rematch

U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell (D-MO), a moderate, is projected to defeat progressive challenger and former congresswoman Cori Bush in Tuesday’s Missouri 1st Congressional District Democratic primary.

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U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt speaks outdoors in profile near a video camera
Former DOJ lawyer blames Missouri senators for inciting death threats against her

Former Justice Department lawyer Elizabeth Oyer has posted a video to YouTube blaming Missouri Republican Sens. Eric Schmitt and Josh Hawley for an onslaught of hate messages and death threats she has received.

A hand slides a WIC Farmers' Market Benefit card, decorated with illustrations of vegetables, into the slot of a black Ingenico electronic payment terminal. The person making the transaction wears a long-sleeved, textured mauve sweater.
Tennessee taxpayers could foot bill for some SNAP costs if state’s error rate doesn’t improve

Tennessee could be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding next year unless the state improves how it manages the program. 

Missouri parent groups organize against Amendment 5 over school funding concerns
Missouri parent groups organize against Amendment 5 over school funding concerns

Missouri parent organizations are campaigning against Amendment 5 over concerns that the proposed constitutional amendment will harm public school funding. The measure seeks to repeal the state income tax and replace it with expanded sales taxes.

Two boxes of GenBioPro Mifepristone Tablets (200 mg) next to a blister pack containing a single white pill.
Missourians access abortion pills at in-state clinics for first time since 2018

Missouri Judge Jerri Zhang struck down decades of anti-abortion laws, allowing clinics to dispense abortion pills this week for the first time since 2018. The ruling found the restrictions unconstitutional under a voter-approved amendment. Republican Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced her office will appeal.

Missouri State Senator Jason Bean sits in a dark leather chair with his hand resting thoughtfully on his chin. He wears a dark grey suit jacket, a white shirt, and a patterned red tie.
Gambling companies pour campaign money into fight over Missouri video lottery bill

Four days after Missouri lawmakers adjourned in May, a company hoping to crack open the state gambling market with video slot machines donated $200,000 to three of the proposal’s biggest boosters in the General Assembly.

A colorful outdoor playground features a blue swing set in the foreground with a prominent red adaptive swing. A dense line of green trees borders the park under a bright, overcast sky.
Childcare centers across Missouri grapple with staff retention issues

As more discussions about supplying adequate, affordable childcare are had across the state, childcare centers continue to struggle with staff retention.

Plan to put Medicaid work requirements in Missouri state Constitution draws public opposition
Lawmaker power to draw gerrymandered congressional map tested at Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri House backs GOP plan to replace income tax with expanded sales tax
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