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- Historically Black College Frets Biden Speech As Campus Tensions Rise Over Israel-Hamas War April 24, 2024Faculty members at Morehouse College, one of the country’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), are worried about a planned commencement speech by President Joe Biden planned for next month amid student protests over the Israel-Hamas war. Kendrick Brown, the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at the college in Georgia, wrote an […]Daniel Chaitin
- Ex-Cop Suspected Of Killing Ex-Wife, Girlfriend, And Abducting Son Shoots Himself After Police Chase April 24, 2024The ex-Washington police officer who went on the lam Monday after allegedly killing his ex-wife and teenage girlfriend has shot himself while fleeing from law enforcement. Elias Huizar, 40, was discovered near Eugene, Oregon, after the Oregon State Patrol located his vehicle driving southbound on I-5, the West Richland Police Department announced on Facebook. Police […]Ashe Schow
- Biden’s Claim That His Uncle Was Eaten By Cannibals Might Actually Be His Most Plausible Tall Tale Yet April 24, 2024Both on the campaign trail and in the White House, President Joe Biden has regaled the American public with ever more eyebrow-raising anecdotes of his apparently storied life. His latest one: cannibals may have been responsible for the disappearance of his uncle during World War II. During a campaign visit to Scranton, Pennsylvania, last week […]Hayden Daniel
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- Missouri lawmaker wants congressional members to live in their districts April 24, 2024Rep. Aaron McMullen is fighting an uphill battle — and he knows it. McMullen, a Republican from Independence, is pushing legislation that would require Missouri’s members of Congress to reside in the district they represent. But there’s one problem: His proposal conflicts with the U.S. Constitution. Article 1 Section 2 of the Constitution states that […]Dmitry Martirosov
- Missouri prison agency to pay $60K for Sunshine Law violations over inmate death records April 24, 2024The Missouri Department of Corrections must pay more than $60,000 for refusing to give records to a mother trying to find out how her son died in 2021 while in state custody. And that amount could grow, both because the department lost an appeal of an order finding it violated the Sunshine Law and because […]Rudi Keller
- Trump’s claims of presidential immunity to be probed at U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday April 24, 2024WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Thursday over former President Donald Trump’s pursuit of absolute immunity from criminal charges alleging that he schemed and knowingly fed lies to subvert the 2020 presidential election, eventually leading to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. In the final argument of this term, the justices […]Ashley Murray
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- MU researcher tackling hidden hunger with a sizeable award from National Science Foundation (LISTEN) April 24, 2024The National Science Foundation has awarded a University of Missouri researcher over $500,000 to address hidden hunger. Over 2 billion people suffer from it, a type of malnutrition where people lack essential micronutrients such as vitamins and minerals. Kiruba Krishnaswamy joins Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today to talk about how it’s not about lack […]cameron.conner@missourinet.com
- Missouri Senate committee considers another proposed DEI ban April 24, 2024The Missouri Senate is considering controversial legislation that would address diversity, equity, and inclusion statements in public education institutions. The bill from Sen. Ben Brown, R-Washington, would ban colleges and universities from enforcing “beliefs that promotes differential treatment” based on race, color, religion, sex, or gender, among others. Brown told a committee that his bill […]Anthony Morabith
- Missouri might change the way it funds public colleges and universities April 24, 2024Missouri could move to develop a funding model for the state’s public colleges and universities. The Missouri House of Representatives is expected to debate a bill soon that is sponsored by Rep. Brenda Shields, R-St. Joseph. In 2023, the Missouri Legislature approved $450,000 to create a funding model for the state’s higher education institutions. The […]Alisa Nelson
