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- NY Governor Ripped For Saying Black Kids In The Bronx Don’t Know The Word ‘Computer’ May 7, 2024New York Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul is facing blowback after saying that black children in the Bronx do not know what the word “computer” means. The borough in New York City came up Monday at the Milken Institute Global Conference in California during a conversation with Jonathan Capehart, a black MSNBC host who was serving […]Daniel Chaitin
- Minnesota Woman Charged With Killing 2 Children, Setting House On Fire May 7, 2024A Minnesota woman has been charged with murdering two children, neglecting a third, and setting a house on fire before fleeing the scene. Jennifer Marie Stately, 35, allegedly stabbed two children, believed to be hers, multiple times before setting fire to the residence where she was staying on March 15, the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office […]Ashe Schow
- Poll Finds Most College Students Against Anti-Israel Protest Tactics May 7, 2024A new poll found that most U.S. college students do not support the tactics used in the anti-Israel protests taking place on campuses nationwide that have raised concerns about the safety of Jewish students. Results from a Generation Lab survey conducted over the past week found that an overwhelming majority of the respondents — 90% […]Daniel Chaitin
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- The Missouri legislature is cutting local governments’ power to pass their own laws May 7, 2024If Kansas City had its way, the local minimum wage would run $17 per hour, grocery stores would only use paper bags and you’d need to pass a background check to buy a gun in town. But politicians and businesses that see these policy ideas as threats to their authority or their bottom lines, shut […]Josh Merchant
- Black homeowners start to close gap in property values May 7, 2024Black homeowners’ property values are on the rise across the country, with some of the biggest upswings in Midwestern and Southern states. The boon to Black homeowners, after decades of lagging property values, could help them close a racial wealth gap that has kept the American dream out of reach. Home values increased on average […]Tim Henderson
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene huddles with U.S. House speaker she’s trying to oust May 7, 2024WASHINGTON — U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plan to meet privately Tuesday amid her calls for him to resign or face a floor vote that could, but likely won’t, remove the Louisiana Republican from leadership. Greene announced the meeting Monday evening after she and Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie met […]Jennifer Shutt
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- MU Extension helping the state get wired for broadband (LISTEN) May 7, 2024MU Extension has historically focused on agriculture, home economics, and nutrition but has evolved to meet the changing needs of Missourians. Chad Higgins, the Vice Chancellor of MU Extension, joined Show Me Today to explain how they provide expertise in business, community and workforce development, and health and well-being across all counties in the state.cameron.conner@missourinet.com
- Kick back and relax as your float down the river (LISTEN) May 7, 2024Devil’s Back Floats is a family-owned business that brought the historic Osagian, aluminum canoe back to Missouri and the Western world. The owner of the business, Jennifer Paulsen, joins Cameron Conner to discuss why a float trip should be on everyone’s summer agenda.cameron.conner@missourinet.com
- Military package marches towards finish line (LISTEN) May 7, 2024A bill to help Missouri’s veterans is marching toward the legislative finish line. Alisa Nelson talks to the bill sponsor, State Senator Ben Brown of Washington.cameron.conner@missourinet.com
