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Listeria Outbreak Linked to Cotija, Queso Fresco From California Business
A California cheese and dairy company is the source of a decadelong outbreak of listeria food poisoning that killed two people.
Taylor Swift’s Connections To Sports Go Back To Her Early Days Performing National Anthem
“When I was 11 years old, it occurred to me that the national anthem was the best way to get in front of a large group of people if you don’t have a record deal,” Swift said.
US Homeland Chief Joins Officials in Vegas Declaring Super Bowl a ‘No Drone Zone’
Republicans claim that Mayorkas hasn't properly enforced immigration laws to secure the U.S. border with Mexico.
Missouri Senate Votes Against Allowing Abortion in Cases of Rape & Incest
GOP Sen. Rick Brattin said abortion is as much of an atrocity as the institution of slavery and argued that giving birth could help women recover from rape or incest.
Isiah Pacheco’s ‘Angry’ Running Style Could Help Lift Chiefs Past 49ers in Super Bowl
Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco was relaxed Wednesday as reporters peppered him with questions, the opposite of his running style that has commonly been described as angry.
Deadly Blazes in Central Chile Leave Scenes of Devastation
Forest fires ravaged central Chile, leaving more than 100 people dead, scores more reported missing and thousands of homes destroyed.
Early Money Heavily on KC Chiefs to Repeat as Super Bowl Champions
The early money is heavily on Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City to repeat as Super Bowl champions when the Chiefs face the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 11.
Republican Legislatures In Some States Are Trying To Keep Abortion Off The Ballot
Legislative efforts in Missouri and Mississippi are attempting to prevent voters from having a say over abortion rights.
Missouri Senate Republicans Filibuster in Hopes of Making it Harder for Voters to Amend Constitution
A 16-hour filibuster Tuesday was meant to pressure fellow Republicans into fast-tracking legislation that would make it harder for voters to amend the state constitution.
Former U.S. Sen. Jean Carnahan Has Died at 90
Former U.S. Sen. Jean Carnahan, who became the first female senator to represent Missouri after she was appointed to replace her husband following his death, died Tuesday. She was 90.