Mizzou facing image crisis after racial issues, upheaval
COLUMBIA, Missouri - With changes afoot, the University of Missouri is facing an image crisis after days of protests over concerns about the administration's handling of racial issues and subsequent...
View ArticleFederal tax code change will help live theater nationwide
NEW YORK - Live commercial theater from Broadway to Los Angeles is about to get a huge financial boost under a federal tax code change that's been championed by U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer and such stars...
View ArticleMissouri GOP Sen. Blunt speaks to lawmakers at session state
JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri - Republican U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt touted health research and mental health access during an address to Missouri legislators.
View ArticleMissouri's Blunt touts $5M for Senate race; Kander at $2M
JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri - Missouri's Republican U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt says he raised nearly $1.25 million during the past three months for his expected re-election campaign.
View ArticleLaunching cancer moonshot, Biden says politics impeding cure
PHILADELPHIA - Vice President Joe Biden launched a "moonshot" initiative Friday to hasten a cure for cancer, aiming to use his final year in office to break down barriers in the medical world he says...
View ArticleObama admin says it won't use Ebola funding to combat Zika
WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Tuesday rejected a Republican suggestion to use money Congress provided to fight the Ebola virus to combat the Zika virus and mosquitoes that spread it.
View ArticleDespite long odds, Obama sets out to nominate new justice
WASHINGTON - It may seem like Mission Impossible.
View ArticleBlunt launches re-election campaign in suburban St. Louis
ARNOLD, Missouri - U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt officially began his re-election campaign Friday with a call to reduce regulations and let American companies "start making things again."
View ArticleDespite long odds, Obama sets out to nominate new justice
WASHINGTON - It may seem like Mission Impossible.
View ArticleMilitary service under scrutiny on Missouri campaign trail
ST. LOUIS - Eric Greitens' time fighting terrorism as a Navy SEAL is a centerpiece of his bid for Missouri governor. By contrast, U.S. Senator Roy Blunt's Vietnam War draft status was a little-known...
View ArticleMissouri candidate filing for 2016 elections to begin
JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri - Missouri candidates are set to officially enter the races for governor, U.S. Senate and other elected positions.
View ArticleKander, Blunt speak against plan to close Guantanamo Bay
JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri - Missouri's candidates for a U.S. Senate seat are criticizing the president's plan to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
View ArticleThe Latest: More than 300 file as Missouri candidates
JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri - The Latest on the start of candidate filing for Missouri (all times local):
View ArticleCapitol Hill Buzz: Senator charged by elephant in Africa
WASHINGTON - Republicans like to tout the elephant as their party symbol, but as Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake recently found out, the animals don't always like Republicans.
View ArticleTrump as GOP nominee: It just got real for Congress
WASHINGTON - The possibility of Donald Trump as GOP nominee - and perhaps president - is suddenly very real for Republicans in Congress.
View ArticlePolitical leaders to discuss NGA effort in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS - Several political leaders will gather in St. Louis Monday to discuss the effort to keep a federal spy agency in the city.
View ArticleIllinois boosts incentives for federal spy agency site
MASCOUTAH, Illinois - The state of Illinois agreed Friday to commit an additional $60 million in road projects and for public transportation to help lure a federal spy agency considering a move from...
View ArticleConservative, liberal groups gear up for Supreme Court fight
WASHINGTON - Conservative and liberal groups are only beginning their battle over the Supreme Court vacancy, with a smattering of television ads and behind-the-scenes research serving as warning shots...
View ArticleCorrection: Senate-Supreme Court story
WASHINGTON - In a story March 10 about liberal and conservative groups mounting campaigns over the Supreme Court vacancy, The Associated Press erroneously referred to a group trying to overturn a court...
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