Exposed: Catherine Hanaway’s Corporate Ties and Liberal Leanings Fuel Grassroots Distrust in Missouri’s New Attorney General
Jefferson City, MO – On August 19, 2025, Governor Mike Kehoe appointed Catherine Hanaway as Missouri’s Attorney General, replacing Andrew Bailey, who resigned to join the FBI as co-deputy director. Hanaway, a seasoned attorney and former Missouri House Speaker, brings a robust resume, but her…
State Department Abruptly Halts Visa Releases for Gazans After Loomer Exposes Shocking Footage of Refugees Shipped Into America
Image Courtesy: Elvert Barnes The U.S. State Department has suspended all visa releases for individuals from Gaza after investigative journalist Laura Loomer exposed shocking footage of Palestinian “refugees” being quietly brought into the United States, allegedly under the guise of humanitarian visas. Loomer posted video…
WATCH: Complete Chaos Ensues When Conservative Commentator Crashes “Fake Hoodr*t” Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s Town Hall
Credit: NBC DFW Youtube Screenshot Absolute anarchy erupted during an event this week involving far-left Rep. Jasmine Crockett and a prominent right-wing commentator. As The Daily Beast reported, Sara Gonzales of The Blaze crashed a Crockett town hall in south Dallas Thursday night, where the…
WATCH: Former Obama Hack Marie Harf Gets Schooled by Harris Faulkner on Fox News When She Claims that Republican Cities are Largely Responsible for Crime in America
Credit: Fox News screenshot Marie Harf was never considered one of the brightest lights when she worked for the Obama regime, and this was evident during a segment on Fox News discussing D.C. crime. As The Gateway Pundit’s Jordan Conradson reported, President Trump on Monday…
2025–2026 Missouri Official Manual Photo Contest Winners on Display at the Missouri State Fair
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has announced the winning entries from the 2025–2026 Missouri Official Manual (“Blue Book”) Photo Contests are now on display at the Missouri State Fair. Visitors can view the winning photographs at the Missouri Secretary of State’s…
Battle Lines Being Drawn: Several States Now Plan to Redraw District Lines in Response to Texas – Who Are the Real Gerrymanderers?
Traditionally, states redraw congressional district lines every decade following the U.S. Census. In 2020, however, the census was riddled with controversy and flaws. Several states were undercounted while others were overcounted. Coincidentally, whether the flawed count was over or under for the states generally was…
Two Dead After Helicopter Crashes Into Barge in Mississippi River
Two people are dead after a helicopter crashed into a barge in the Mississippi River just north of St. Louis on Thursday morning. The helicopter reportedly ran into a powerline before it crash. Two people inside the helicopter were killed. No one was on the…
Leftists Flip Out as President Trump Orders New Census That Would Exclude Illegals – Up To 30 Democrat House Seats Could Evaporate
Credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr President Trump triggered the left again with an announcement Thursday morning that could threaten the Democrats’ hold on several congressional seats and electoral votes. Trump announced that he had ordered the Department of Commerce to “immediately” start working on a new census…
The Quiet Machine: How Missouri’s Campaign Money Game Silences Reform
In Missouri politics, money doesn’t just talk — it decides who runs, who wins, and who never gets a chance. A growing chorus of insiders and reform-minded conservatives are warning that the state’s campaign finance system has become a gatekeeping machine, where access to funding…
Negative Effects of Marijuana Legalization: Lessons from Colorado for Missouri
In 2012, Colorado became one of the first states to legalize recreational marijuana through Amendment 64, setting a precedent that Missouri followed with its own legalization in 2022. While proponents of marijuana legalization promised economic boosts and social progress, Colorado’s experience reveals a more troubling…