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700! With two homers in LA, Cardinals great Albert Pujols launches himself into exclusive club.

LOS ANGELES — With one swing, that familiar snap of his shoulders, and the signature glare as a baseball vanishes in the distance, Cardinals great Albert Pujols launched himself into one of the most exclusive clubs in baseball.

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Editorial: Trump's no-good, terrible, very bad day was a very good one for America

Perhaps the starkest example of how dramatically Donald Trump’s fortunes have changed in just a matter of days is contained in the opening paragraph of New York Attorney General Leticia James’ financial fraud civil lawsuit against Trump and his family. Gone is any semblance of deference that Trump typically expects…

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Rookie Brendan Donovan's grand slam lifts Cardinals from slump, avoids sweep

SAN DIEGO — The Cardinals had found a way to generate baserunners earlier in the game and even ended the long slog for that missing run with a solo homer.

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Editorial: Despite what the president says, the pandemic is definitely not over

President Joe Biden is flat-out wrong if he thinks the pandemic is over. Although the trendlines are pointing downward, the United States still registers around 360 deaths per day from the coronavirus along with a seven-day average of 55,000 new infections, with 13,700 people currently hospitalized. Those numbers are a…

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Editorial: DeSantis draws from white segregationist playbook for his latest political ploy

Whether out of ignorance or deliberate intent, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis drew from a white supremacist playbook when he tricked 50 immigrants into boarding a plane in Texas so he could stage the stunt of delivering them to wealthy vacationers at Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. The similarities are too striking to…

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St. Louis Realtor trade group apologizes for discrimination, aims to boost Black homeownership

The St. Louis region’s largest real estate trade group on Monday unveiled a plan to boost African American homeownership as part of an effort to redress its decades-long role in perpetuating housing discrimination.

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Benjamin Hochman: The mythical Albert Pujols takes St. Louisans along for the ride toward 700

Babe Ruth was real, insomuch that he existed categorically as a human. But everything about him, everything he accomplished, everything he’s gone on to represent, makes him mythical.

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Editorial: Teaching students to scrutinize online fact from fiction

Anew Illinois law allows high schools to teach media literacy to students in all subjects. In case skeptics are tempted to portray this as some kind of underground conspiracy to indoctrinate kids, it’s exactly the opposite. There’s no agenda here other than to arm young people with better tools to…

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'Everything's good,' says Post Malone after tumble onstage at St. Louis show

ST. LOUIS — Post Malone fell hard for St. Louis, literally, after he stepped into a hole that took him down in front of a packed house Saturday night at Enterprise Center.

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Editorial: Roberts asks why trust in the court has plunged. He’s seated among the answers

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts lamented recently that he didn’t “understand” why the court’s legitimacy has been diminished in Americans’ eyes merely because it has issued “opinions people disagree with.” If he really thinks that’s the problem, then, no, he doesn’t understand at all. Any sober assessment of the…

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Editorial: Stock-trading bans for Congress are common sense. So why won't they do it?

Under the heading of How is this not already illegal? comes the latest effort in Congress to prohibit sitting lawmakers from trading stocks. In an era of rock-bottom public trust in the institutions of government, ending this inherently shady-looking scenario shouldn’t garner a single “no” vote.

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Best Bites: Moon Cheese

This is my No. 1 new favorite snack. Tiny balls of dried cheese are packed with flavor in this treat that is crunchy, high in protein, keto-friendly, gluten-free and requires no refrigeration. Moon Cheese comes in a variety of flavors including White Chedda Black Peppa, Garlickin’ Parmesan, Cheddar Believe It…

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How a St. Louis church is teaching teens to fly. 'It really changed everything for me'

CHESTERFIELD, Missouri — Derreck Beal Jr. sat in the front seat of his mom’s Nissan on a recent Friday morning traveling down Highway 40 when he got the news.

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Cardinals' offense is MIA again in series-ending loss to Reds

ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals took the weekend series from the Cincinnati Reds three games to two but they were fortunate to achieve that result considering the slow-to-warm offense they trotted out for most of the four days at Busch Stadium.

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Jose Quintana excels again for Cardinals who score only run of game in 11th

ST. LOUIS — Jose Quintana extended his Cardinals record to nine games at the start of his career with them in which he allowed two earned runs or fewer. But Saturday night's game against Cincinnati was his best.

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Cardinals' Dakota Hudson sets pace, sends message with Game 1 win vs. Reds

St. LOUIS — The Dakota Hudson who emerged Saturday from a brief reboot in the minors, where he could hear the tick-tock of a clock to accelerate his pace, is exactly the Dakota Hudson who the Cardinals could find a role for in October.

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The stars come out, especially Albert Pujols (No. 698), as Cardinals overtake Reds

ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals had only one hit through eight innings on Thursday night against a collection of Cincinnati pitchers specializing in off-speed pitches. That game resulted in a 3-2 loss for the Cardinals and through five innings — and four different pitchers on Friday — they had only…

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'Sweetie Pie’s’ star Tim Norman guilty on all charges in murder-for-hire trial

ST. LOUIS — A jury found James "Tim" Norman guilty on Friday of conspiring to kill his nephew, ending a St. Louis trial full of reality TV stars, life insurance schemes and cash payouts that's captured national attention for the past two weeks.

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'Sweetie Pie’s’ star Tim Norman guilty on all charges in murder-for-hire trial

ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis jury Friday found former St. Louis reality TV star James "Tim" Norman guilty of conspiring to kill his nephew.

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Last-gasp rally fizzles for Cardinals as offense bows to Reds

ST. LOUIS — An inability to do much around the plate all evening other than throw Reds out near it caught up with the Cardinals when the snooze button on their offense lifted in the ninth.

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Cardinals' early power, late relief carry Wainwright and Molina to historic win

ST. LOUIS — The start made history.

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Jury begins deliberation in murder-for-hire trial of 'Sweetie Pie's' star Tim Norman

ST. LOUIS — Jurors in the murder-for-hire trial of former reality TV star James "Tim" Norman heard dramatically different closing arguments before they began to deliberate before noon Wednesday.

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Editorial: Supreme Court's Roe ruling threatens same-sex rights. Congress must protect them

When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, effectively allowing Missouri and other red states to immediately outlaw abortion, many who supported that decision scoffed at warnings that same-sex marriage and even interracial marriage rights could be next. Now, as congressional Democrats and some Republicans push legislation to protect marriage…

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Lynn Schmidt: A cheer to those who answer the call to something greater than self-service

At a time when it seems like our society is spiraling with out-of-control selfishness, consumed with immediate gratification, self-centeredness, illiberalism and grievance, it can be helpful to remind ourselves that there are plenty of folks around who practice altruism.

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Parade of Brewers relievers stymie Cardinals to nibble into division lead

ST. LOUIS — While the potential for history swirls around the first-place Cardinals all week, the Milwaukee Brewers, the reigning division champs, arrived with their present at stake.

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