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Controversial China-linked battery company lobbies up - Vimarsana News

Controversial China-linked battery company lobbies up

The scrutiny exemplifies the tensions between Democrats’ push to quickly build out clean energy manufacturing in the U.S. and increasing skepticism of China and firms tied to it.

Eric Schmitt pays $75,000 for ad during Chiefs game to close out Missouri Senate race - Vimarsana News

Eric Schmitt pays $75,000 for ad during Chiefs game to close out Missouri Senate race

Polls show Schmitt, Missouri's attorney general, leading in the race for the open seat in the U.S. Senate despite being outspent his opponent, Trudy Busch Valentine.

Source: kcur.org
Show Me the Money: Tracking the millions poured into Missouri's US Senate race - Vimarsana News

Show Me the Money: Tracking the millions poured into Missouri's US Senate race

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt and Busch heir Trudy Busch Valentine have raised and spent millions on their campaigns.

Eric Schmitt pays $75,000 for ad during Chiefs game to close out Missouri Senate race • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Eric Schmitt pays $75,000 for ad during Chiefs game to close out Missouri Senate race • Missouri Independent

Democratic candidate Trudy Busch Valentine spent $1.6 million this week for her Senate ad buys but polls show she is not gaining in the race.

Missouri investigates hospital after patient criticizes Schmitt - Vimarsana News

Missouri investigates hospital after patient criticizes Schmitt

In a campaign ad for Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine, a woman explained that she could not obtain needed care at Freeman Health System in Joplin because of Missouri's strict abortion ban. Investigators from the Department of Health and Senior Services then visited Freeman.