Politics

Explore this week’s top stories, from U.S. shutdowns and protests to global peace talks and economic challenges shaping the world.

Missouri's week in news: a lawsuit over congressional maps, a Chiefs player suspension, and the Blues' new sports betting partnership.

President Trump’s pursuit of the Nobel Peace Prize is critiqued amidst his controversial role in Gaza and global politics, leaving a fractured legacy.

This week’s top stories include the U.S. government shutdown, a historic Gaza ceasefire agreement, and the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado for her fight for democracy.

Governor Kehoe's National Guard directive faces criticism, Megan Green highlights urgent housing needs in St. Louis, and Grove Fest celebrates community spirit.

Democrats pour millions into white media but neglect Black-owned outlets, risking their base's trust and the Black Press's historic legacy.

Cori Bush may challenge Wesley Bell in Missouri's 1st District, reigniting debates on progressive politics, campaign finance, and foreign policy.

Israeli PM Netanyahu pledges to continue military operations in Gaza, while Trump hints at a potential peace deal. Global tensions remain high.

This week’s top stories include the White House advancing a TikTok deal, Amazon’s $2.5 billion settlement, and the U.S. economy’s surprising resilience.

Missouri’s week in review: A new congressional map stirs controversy, Powerball excitement grows, and Highway Patrol arrests highlight public safety.