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New and notable 2026 candidates in the Midwest who support Medicare for All

Numerous Democratic candidates running in the 2026 midterms are offering support for Medicare for All as the health care debate in the United States resurfaces.

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Republican tax plan set to drain $500 million from Missouri’s budget

A Republican tax law is projected to strip as much as $500 million from Missouri’s budget next year, a loss critics warn could force painful cuts to essential public services across the state.

Missouri secretary of state sets off another legal battle over gerrymandering

After the group People Not Politicians submitted more than enough signatures for a referendum to repeal Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map, Secretary of State Denny Hoskins (R) says the map will still go into effect.

Missouri group submits nearly three times as many signatures as needed for gerrymander repeal vote

People Not Politicians Missouri has submitted more than 300,000 signatures to the Secretary of State’s office for the referendum to remove the Republican-drawn congressional map from the 2026 midterms.

Map mix-up sends Missouri Republican spiraling into George Soros rant

Last Friday, U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner (R-MO) went on an anti-California rant on X, while unknowingly responding to a post from a newspaper in her own state.  

Missouri Republicans using ICE in latest effort to preserve gerrymandered maps

As the effort to petition against Missouri’s new gerrymandered map ramps up, the latest Republican attempt to preserve the new map saw Attorney General Catherine Hanaway (R) get Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) involved.

Ron Johnson and others set to financially benefit from role in Jan. 6 plot

A provision in the deal to end the government shutdown allows several Republican senators to sue the government for as much as $500,000 when their phone records are obtained without their permission.

Facing opposition, Missouri GOP rallies to save their gerrymandered maps

Missouri’s new congressional map is likely going to require approval from voters next year before being implemented, and Republicans in the state are gearing up to defend them.

Missouri ranchers disappointed by feds’ plan to lower beef prices
Report warns Missouri child poverty could soar without key programs