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Missouri judges officially welcomed a new class of lawyers to "the adventure of a lifetime" and the Missouri Bar during a Friday ceremony at the State Capitol.

April 16th was National Health Care Decisions Day, and groups in Missouri urged residents to make a plan for their end-of-life care in case they are not able to express their wishes.

A woman who said the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee tried to recruit her as part of an alleged plan to infiltrate and dismantle local Democratic Party.

Idaho has long been on the white side of history. The population is 93% white. It is quite literally the whitest state in the nation, home of the Aryan Nations and a bastion for neo-Nazis and Klansman. And though the Aryan Nations has splintered into smaller, less powerful white nationalism groups in recent years

Republicans plot a hostile takeover of the local Democratic Party apparatus that would enable them to install a notorious white nationalist as the Kootenai County party chairman, and then use [...]

The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee has reportedly planned and recruited volunteers to infiltrate the Kootenai Democrats.

In the recording, Dan Bell said at least 25 Republican volunteers had committed to running as Democrats as of Tuesday, while the KCRCC aims to recruit at least 40.

Academy for Academic Excellence students became one of the first in the nation to join the Space Force Junior ROTC Program.

Tuesday, July 27, 2021 By David Jenkins/Standard Democrat SIKESTON — The Sikeston City Council heard plans of a new proposed subdivision, but one Sikeston resident is concerned about the entrance road. During Monday’s Sikeston City Council meeting, council members heard the first reading of a bill to rezone a tract of land consisting of approximately 10.12 acres of property that lies along the east side of US Highway 61 (N. Main) and to the east of 1506 N. Main, from agricultural to single-fa...

Share: Conducted by the Ponemon Institute, the 16th annual study highlights that half of organizations have achieved consistent encryption strategies, and other key trends in encryption and cybersecurity Enterprises see protecting customer personal information as the top reason to encrypt data, and yet report actually encrypting customer data at a far lower rate. This and other findings are highlighted in the Entrust 2021 Global Encryption Trends study, the sixteenth annual multinational survey...