The decision to demolish St. Liborius, a historic church in the local community, has sparked a heated debate and drawn strong pushback from preservationists and community members alike. The church, which has stood for over […]
Fire Breaks Out at Millennium Hotel Site
A fire broke out at the construction site of the Millennium Hotel, causing panic and chaos among workers and nearby residents. The blaze started in the early hours of the morning and quickly spread throughout […]
MoDOT Delays Launch of New 75 MPH Speed Limit
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has announced that it will be delaying the launch of the new 75 mph speed limit on certain stretches of highways in the state. The decision to delay the […]
St. Louis Needs Federal Crime Help, Not Political Battles
St. Louis is currently facing a serious crime problem that requires immediate attention. The city has been experiencing a surge in violent crimes, including shootings and homicides, which has left residents feeling fearful and unsafe […]
US National Debt Passes $40 Trillion Mark: What It Means
The news of the US national debt surpassing the $40 trillion mark is alarming and raises concerns about the long-term financial stability of the country. The constant increase in the national debt can have serious […]
St. Louis County Council Passes Panhandling Restrictions
The St. Louis County Council recently passed new restrictions on panhandling within the county, in an effort to address concerns raised by residents and businesses. The new ordinance prohibits panhandling within 15 feet of various […]
Reverse Consolidation Loans Can Deepen Business Debt
Reverse consolidation loans, while they may seem like a solution to a high level of business debt, can actually deepen the financial troubles for a business in the long run. These loans work by combining […]
Bond Market Flashes a Warning for Stocks
The bond market has recently sent a warning signal to the stock market, with the yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropping below the 2-year Treasury note yield. This phenomenon, known as an inverted yield […]
Iran Ceasefire Is Over. What Should America Do Next?
The recent ceasefire in Iran has come to an end, and tensions in the region are once again running high. It is crucial for America to carefully consider its next steps in dealing with the […]
Overseas Markets Tumble as Oil and Yields Rise
Overseas markets have been hit by a perfect storm as a result of rising oil prices and increasing yields on government bonds. This double whammy has sent shockwaves through global financial markets, causing stocks to […]