Missouri law requiring a photo ID to vote upheld by judge, throwing out NAACP lawsuit
Missouri lawmakers passed legislation in 2022 that established a photo ID requirement at the polls. The NAACP and voting rights group had sued, arguing that its intention was to disenfranchise large groups of people.
Kash Patel has a roughly 1 in 4 chance of being named President-elect Donald Trump's next nominee for FBI director, according ...
Sandra “Sandy” Hemme’s Missouri prison term marks the longest known wrongful conviction of a woman in U.S. history. She spent ...
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Missouri is among at least 26 states that have adopted laws restricting or banning gender-affirming medical care for ...
Sen. Eric Schmitt, Missouri's previous attorney general, reportedly removed himself from consideration for the post in ...
Missouri AG Bailey's court win makes Missouri the first state to uphold a law banning gender procedures and hormone ...
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Andrew Bailey has won re-election. For the next four years, he’ll be Missouri’s attorney general. So he no longer has to ...
The 2023 law was part of a nationwide push to regulate the lives of transgender people and has sparked fear in Missouri’s ...
The $570 million project, which received incentives Tuesday from both the city and state, has strong backing from the federal ...
Inflation in the U.K. has risen sharply to a six-month high in October. It's an increase that's set to cement market ...
Just a week after winning a full term as Missouri attorney general, Republican Andrew Bailey is reportedly in the running to ...
An assistant to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey will take over a vacant judicial role in St. Louis County.
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