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CNN Sets First Biden Trump Presidential Debate for June 27 in Atlanta

WASHINGTON — CNN announced on Wednesday morning that it will host a debate between President Joe Biden and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump at the network’s Atlanta studios on June 27.CNN said there would be no audience present for the debate and moderators will be announced later.A...

MISSOURI: 50-Hour Democratic Filibuster Forces More Negotiations on GOP-Backed Initiative Petition Changes

May 15, 2024—A 50--hour Democratic filibuster forced the Senate’s divided GOP majority to finally yield Wednesday evening, stalling a vote on a bill seeking to make it more difficult to amend Missouri’s constitution.Democrats have blocked all action in the Senate since Monday afternoon, demanding...
Kansas City, Missouri City Hall Building

Kansas City, Missouri City Hall Building

Is KCMO City Hall the Victim of a Cyber Attack?

KCMO City Hall this week canceled some of its municipal services, one of its City Council committee meetings and later promptly canceled the regular Council meeting scheduled for today (Thursday) after the City Hall reported some computer outages earlier this week.
Community Leaders Gather to Launch KC Farmers Market Passport

Community Leaders Gather to Launch KC Farmers Market Passport

Community Leaders Gather to Launch KC Farmers Market Passport

From left to right: State Rep. Kemp Strickler (District 34), Alana Young Henry (Executive Director, Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council), State Rep. Emily Weber (District 24), Dr. Marvia Jones (Kansas City Health Department Director), Brien Darby (Executive Director, Cultivate KC), Jennifer Meyer...

Voters Deny $420 Million Bond Issue for KCKPS

The few voters who turned out Tuesday to decide on a $420 million bond issue that if passed, would have paved the way for opening five new schools, an aquatic center and a library branch—rejected the proposal.
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Local Experts Weigh In on Mounting Concerns of Impending U.S. Civil War

The Washington Informer May 9, 2024—In the wake of a recent survey revealing startling apprehensions among American voters regarding the possibility of a second civil war, experts in history and political science offer sobering insights into the nation’s current trajectory.
George Washington University is among the colleges nationwide where students have staged pro-Palestinian protests. (Ja’Mon Jackson/The Washington Informer)

George Washington University is among the colleges nationwide where students have staged pro-Palestinian protests. (Ja’Mon Jackson/The Washington Informer)

Biden Urges Order as Arrests and Chaos Rise at Pro-Palestinian College Protests Nationwide

President Joe Biden, in his first remarks since April 22, addressed the escalating pro-Palestinian demonstrations on American college campuses in a strongly-worded speech where he noted that there’s a delicate balance between dissent and disorder in a democratic society.