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Editorial: As Biden's son is investigated, Biden is staying out of it. How refreshing

It’s still unclear whether the smoke around Hunter Biden’s foreign financial connections actually indicates a fire. That’s what federal investigators are (and should be) exploring. But here’s what’s already clear about the investigation into President Joe Biden’s son: The president hasn’t responded by firing people, publicly lashing out at investigators…

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Missouri House scraps Senate-approved map of state's congressional districts

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri House on Thursday jettisoned a Senate-approved blueprint for the state’s congressional maps, with House members again urging senators to meet to work out differences.

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Benjamin Hochman: ‘Albert Pujols has inspired my life.’ Slugger’s return touches St. Louisans with Down syndrome.

LAKE SAINT LOUIS, Mo. — Dan Mertz casually typed on his computer when a scream pierced his ears.

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Editorial: By whatever means necessary, the Russian people should replace Putin

President Joe Biden learned the hard way Saturday about the dangers of going off script at the end of a speech heavily criticizing Russian leader Vladimir Putin for his unprovoked war against Ukraine. At the end of the speech, Biden blurted out, “For God’s sake, this man cannot stay in…

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Lynn Schmidt: During this season of spring cleaning, maybe it's time to clean up our speech

For many, March signals the time for spring cleaning. Experts claim spring cleaning can make you happier, healthier, more productive and reduce stress. During the month of March, not only have I been cleaning my home, I have also been cleaning up my speech. No, not removing expletives. Rather, cultivating…

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Blues hang on for 4-3 win over Vancouver

VANCOUVER — The best cure for whatever ails the Blues this season continues to be to go west. To wit, the Blues have dominated the Pacific Division, and that continued to be the case Wednesday at Rogers Arena.

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Hard-line Missouri senator pushes to reject talks with House on congressional map

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo — A St. Charles County senator kicked off business in the Missouri Senate on Wednesday by delaying any action in protest of proposed talks with the House on a compromise congressional map.

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Ben Frederickson: Analyzing spring stats equals risky business, but Goldschmidt’s hot start bodes well for Cardinals

JUPITER, Fla. — Camp Cardinal returns to work Wednesday after the team’s final spring training off day.

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Editorial: Jan. 6 phone record gap hints that Trump may have committed crimes

A steady drip of evidence continues to indicate that former President Donald Trump may have personally committed crimes in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection. A federal judge said as much on Monday, finding that facts show it is “more likely than not” Trump on that day committed…

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Benjamin Hochman: One small step for the Blues, but now they need giant leap back into division race

OK, now do it again.

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Ben Frederickson: Dodger Blue blueprint should be Cardinals plan for Pujols

JUPITER, Fla. — The potential fit had been there, sitting and waiting, wondering if both sides would come to see it the same way.

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Editorial: As Holocaust teaching expands in Missouri, racial discussion is being muzzled

A bill requiring that Missouri teach its schoolchildren about the Holocaust is moving through the Legislature with strong bipartisan support. Aren’t these lawmakers worried that this topic is too divisive? Or that it will make kids of German ancestry “feel bad about themselves”?

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Husso to the rescue as Blues beat Canucks 4-1

ST. LOUIS — There are a lot of ways for a team to get a win in the face of a prolonged series of losses and subpar play, and the simplest is the road the Blues took on Monday: Have a goalie play a great game.

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Pujols arrives at spring training in his familiar No. 5

JUPITER, Fla. — Before the second inning of a spring training game with Houston, Albert Pujols walked onto the field from the right-field bullpen, receiving a standing ovation as he proceeded to descend into the first-base dugout.

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Editorial: Regardless of method, the death penalty is anathema to a civilized society

At a time when Americans are increasingly opposed to the death penalty and states are increasingly ending the practice, some others are returning to firing squads as an execution method. The recent law change by South Carolina was in response to the difficulty the state has had in finding lethal…

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Editorial: SEC asks whether to require companies to state their climate change risks

The Securities and Exchange Commission is weighing whether to require public companies to disclose climate change vulnerabilities that might affect their future stock performance. Debate is raging about whether companies should be trusted to carry out this due-diligence exercise at their own discretion or whether they should be forced to.…

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Daniel Neman: A cow walks into a butcher shop ...

Once upon a time, and a very good time it was, there was a moocow coming down along the road. She was stately and plump, with a tan hide the color of a doe and big splotches of white, as if someone had spilled paint across her ample back.

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For perfect garlic flavor, use whole cloves in these 7 recipes

Not too long ago, few Americans ate garlic.

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Editorial: Republicans don't have to accept extremists' shoddy treatment of Jackson

Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee worked overtime to trip up Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson or capture a gotcha moment for the cameras during her marathon confirmation hearing this week. The spectacle was exhausting to watch, but like the nominees who went before her in recent years,…

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Blues can't build on win, fall to Flyers 5-2

ST. LOUIS — The Blues continue to have the toughest time turning a corner.

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Ben Frederickson: Donovan’s defensive versatility and surging lefthanded swing can help the Cardinals in St. Louis

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Bring Brendan Donovan to St. Louis.

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'He changed the game': Andrew Miller, who 'revolutionized' relief and played leading role for players' union, retires

JUPITER, Fla. — A reliever whose brilliance in October “revolutionized” how teams now finish games is leaving the mound just as his latest, lasting impact on baseball is beginning.

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Lynn Schmidt: Plant a sunflower victory garden for Ukraine

There was a time in our not so distant past when Americans planted gardens during wartime to both replenish crops and to show solidarity for troops fighting overseas. Americans can show our solidarity for our brothers and sisters in Ukraine by planting sunflowers this spring in a sunflower victory garden.

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Editorial: Jackson is solid on the law, so Republicans resort to religious litmus tests

The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment is clear about forbidding Congress from passing laws that mix the business of the state with matters of religion. Yet Republican lawmakers, many of whom are lawyers and constitutional scholars, seem intent on delving into matters of religion anyway from their Capitol Hill…

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Editorial: Republicans vote 'no' on Ukraine aid, then slam Biden for not helping enough

More than 30 Senate Republicans recently voted against a measure sought by President Joe Biden to increase military aid to help Ukraine resist Russia’s invasion. Now, most of those senators are excoriating Biden for not doing enough to help Ukraine. What’s wrong with this picture?

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