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The Latest Breaking News from Missouri

Is a nor’easter headed for the East Coast this week?

The storm will bring heavy snow and widespread travel impacts for much of the eastern U.S., including Boston and Washington, D.C.

The Independent UK

Missouri Attorney General Sues Starbucks for DEI Policy, Claims It Raises Prices and Slows Service

The state of Missouri has sued Starbucks due to allegations that the coffeehouse chain's anti-discrimination policies and other policies relating to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) have negatively impacted service and slowed down coffee orders

Latin Times

Judge strikes down license requirement for abortion providers in Missouri

Ruling enables providers to offer procedure, which voters enshrined in state constitution after fall of Roe in 2022

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Abortions to resume in Missouri after a judge temporarily blocks restrictions

Abortions are set to resume in Missouri after a judge temporarily blocked regulations that providers say had kept them from offering the procedure

The Independent UK

Brickbat: Stay Put

A Missouri judge sentenced former De Soto Police Officer James Daly to two years of probation for assaulting a handcuffed… The post Brickbat: Stay Put appeared first on Reason.com.

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Missouri Sues Starbucks Claiming DEI Program Caused People To Wait Longer For Coffee

The lawsuit against Starbucks claims race-and-sex-based hiring practices, unlawfully "segregated" employees and violated anti-discrimination laws.

International Business Times

Missouri sues Starbucks, claiming DEI policies are slowing down orders

The attorney general has accused Starbucks of violating state anti-discrimination laws

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Republican Congressman Waves Off Farmer's Viral Plea to Fix Agriculture Funding Freeze: 'This Administration Promised They Would Be Disruptive'

Missouri farmer Skylar Holden faces financial ruin after a USDA funding freeze, with Rep. Jason Smith defending the disruption as part of the Trump administration's promised reforms.

Latin Times

Missouri Farmer in Danger of Losing His Farm Due to Federal Freeze Blasted for Claiming He 'Didn't Have Time to Research' Before Voting

A Missouri cattle farmer is facing financial ruin after the USDA froze funding for key conservation programs, despite previously signed contracts.

Latin Times

Bayer backs broadened effort to shield popular weedkiller from claims it failed to warn of cancer

The global chemical maker Bayer is backing an expanded effort to shield itself from lawsuits alleging its popular weedkiller Roundup causes cancer

The Independent UK

Missouri Residents Asked to Rat Out Government Waste in New DOGE-Like Initiative

Missouri's Senate launched a new online portal for residents to report government waste and inefficiencies, akin to Trump and Musk's DOGE initiative.

Latin Times

Americans Face Decades in Prison for Downloading DeepSeek Under New Republican Bill

Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley introduced a bill that could earn Americans jail time if they were to download Chinese AI models while actively residing in the US.

Latin Times

Three women found dead in Missouri triple shooting

Officials are offering an up to $25,000 reward for information

The Independent UK

Unpacking Future Packers: No. 83, Missouri OL Armand Membou

Up next in the Unpacking Future Packers draft preview series is Missouri offensive lineman Armand Membou.

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Pardoned January 6 attacker sentenced to 10 years for fatal drunk-driving crash

Emily Hernandez, 24, killed Victoria Wilson, 32, and injured her husband in a 2022 Missouri wreck

Latin Times

Capitol Rioter Pardoned by Trump Sentenced to Decade in Prison for Killing Woman in Drunk Driving Crash

A Missouri woman, pardoned earlier this month by President Donald Trump for her role in the January 6, 2021, attacks on the US Capitol, has been sentenced to prison time for a fatal drunk driving crash.

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2025 Senior Bowl: Five prospects I’m most excited about watching

2025 Senior Bowl: Five prospects I'm most excited about watching this week in Mobile

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Trump Executive Order on "Ending Federal Censorship": Free Speech, Private Power, and Government Power Following Murthy v. Missouri

Monday, President Trump issued an Executive Order, "Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship"; it reads, in relevant part:… The post Trump Executive Order on "Ending Federal Censorship": Free Speech, Private Power, and Government Power Following Murthy v. Missouri appeared first on Reason.com.

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A family of 4 die in fire at an apartment in the Kansas City suburb of Independence

Two children and two adults were killed Wednesday when a fire swept through an apartment complex in a Kansas City, Missouri, suburb in freezing temperatures

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Missouri lawmakers are going after voter-approved abortion rights. Voters will likely reelect them

Missouri voters last election approved a constitutional amendment that promised to undo the state’s near-total abortion ban

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What to know about abortion developments in the states and courts as Trump takes office

Abortion policy could see more changes across the U.S. as President-elect Donald Trump begins his second term and state legislative sessions get rolling

Latin Times

Missouri Woman Used Takis Tortilla Chips to Set House on Fire With People Inside

A Missouri woman has been sentenced to more than a decade in prison after she used Takis tortilla chips to set a house on fire with people inside.

The Guardian - US

Judge allows lawsuit aiming to restrict abortion pills across US to proceed

Texas judge Matthew Kacsmaryk rules attorneys general of Idaho, Kansas and Missouri can continue mifepristone case