A lot is happening in Washington these days—from disagreements over housing policy to questions about America’s response to Iran and the future of healthcare. Matt Pilger recently caught up with Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison to get his perspective on those...
As the war against Iran continues, a 30-year-old woman from Iran now living in Missouri hopes to see the fundamentalist Islamic regime ousted from power. Negin Nezamipour Azari now lives in Cape Girardeau with her husband, who also escaped from Iran. She talked with...
Missouri food banks have lost nearly 1.6 million pounds of federal food aid since May due to cuts to a USDA program that buys food from U.S. farmers. The Trump administration slashed $500 million from the Emergency Food Assistance Program, canceling 124 scheduled...
Food banks across Missouri have lost nearly 1.6 million pounds of federal food aid since May of this year, including thousands of pounds of cheese, chicken, eggs, pork, turkey, pork chops, plums, and gallons of milk. The Missouri Independent reports the reduced food...
The Trump Administration has been revoking the visas of college students around the country for a variety of reasons. Alisa Nelson talks to Dawn Medley, the Vice President of Enrollment Management at Missouri State University, who says international student enrollment...
