Ben Frederickson: MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is a problem in the clubhouse A player's productive postseason experience matters when he joins a World Series contender before the trade deadline. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 8, 2022
Editorial: Republicans censure 2 true conservatives — and confirm their party is a cult When future historians seek to pinpoint exactly when it was that the Republican Party stopped being a legitimate political entity promoting a coherent set of principles and was transformed fully into a cult of personality organized around a would-be autocrat, Feb. 4, 2022, might be in contention. That date —… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Easy, weeknight side dishes to break out of your menu monotony It’s a weeknight. You already know what you’re making for the main course — something simple but satisfying. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Got snow? Make snow ice cream So much snow. And nothing to do with it. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Best Bites: Luzianne Unsweet Tea Those of us who like unsweetened iced tea can sometimes feel like we are alone in the desert — alone in the desert without iced tea. It can be downright impossible to find bottled unsweetened tea. Now, Luzianne has stepped up to fill the void. The tea tastes a little… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Daniel Neman: How I came to love vegan baked goods ST. LOUIS — He slithered his way around a chair, proffering a cookie as if it were an apple. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Small group with big mission hopes to save the 'Rome of the West' in St. Louis ST. LOUIS — A group called "Save Rome of the West" has formed in response to the expectation of a historic restructuring of the regional network of Roman Catholic churches. Though small, it signals the kinds of difficult discussions that lie ahead. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Benjamin Hochman: Illinois' Trent Frazier creates Champaign problems for Big Ten foes It was his first college basketball game — and it might as well have been his last. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 7, 2022
Missouri court to hear challenge to controversial gun law JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in a case challenging a new gun law opponents say bars police from helping enforce certain federal firearms laws. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 6, 2022
Blues' Jordan Kyrou wins NHL fastest skater competition Blues forward Jordan Kyrou came to the NHL fastest skater competition hoping to improve on his time from three years ago when he took part in the race at the AHL All-Star Game. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 5, 2022
Responding to criticism, Missouri governor's office says there's no ‘religious litmus test’ for state workers JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Mike Parson’s office said Friday he has no “religious litmus test” for state government employees, clarifying a statement he made earlier this week that he wouldn’t have appointed a health director “who does not share the same Christian values” as him. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 5, 2022
Editorial: Hawley posts a fist-pump to ignorance with his position on Ukraine Something serious appears to have prompted Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., to label a fellow Republican, Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, a “con artist” and “one of the worst human beings.” Perhaps it was Hawley’s public questioning of the need to defend Ukraine from a Russian invasion. Maybe it was when Hawley… St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 4, 2022
Only Christians need apply? Gov. Mike Parson’s ‘Christian values’ statement prompts legal concerns JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Does the next director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services need to be a Christian? St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 3, 2022
Wainwright still putting in work as lockout keeps players away from Jupiter Adam Wainwright normally would have left on Thursday for Jupiter, Florida, site of Cardinals spring training, where he has spent the past 17 springs. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 3, 2022
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 3, 2022 Benjamin Hochman: Fans are talking about Mizzou’s offensive additions, but Hopper cousins make defense intense When his sons or nephew occasionally underachieved, Tyrone Hopper Sr. would exclaim: “Man, we’re going to have to change your name to something else — you can’t be a Hopper if you’re going to play like that!”
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 3, 2022 Editorial: Obamacare has delivered, over GOP resistance. Voters should remember that The Affordable Care Act, which not that long ago appeared doomed by Republican determination to kill it, has quietly become an integral and accepted part of America’s health care system. A record 14.5 million Americans this year have signed up to get their health insurance through the act’s insurance marketplaces,…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 3, 2022 During crush of COVID cases, St. Louis struggles to reach residents who test positive ST. LOUIS — For Markita Jackson, COVID-19 started out as a cough. She got tested in mid-January and learned she was positive the next day.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 2, 2022 Editorial: Tucker Carlson dances on Ronald Reagan's grave with his pro-Russia stand Fox News host Tucker Carlson has inspired a new following from the extreme right, including some members of Congress, by asking: Why take Ukraine’s side instead of Russia’s? The arguments are vast for defending the sovereignty of democratic Ukraine, and most American adults should need no reminders why containing Moscow’s…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 2, 2022 Lynn Schmidt: The monster that ate time How times have changed. Maybe it’s not so much the times that have changed but how we have changed during these times. Two years ago, we would never have imagined how the coronavirus pandemic was going to change the way we spend, perceive and talk about time.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 2, 2022 Governor calls failure to confirm Missouri health director ‘an embarrassment to the state’ JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Senate torpedoed Gov. Mike Parson’s choice to run the state health department Tuesday amid unfounded concerns that he favors mask mandates and vaccine requirements.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 1, 2022 Benjamin Hochman: Which quarterback Joe is Joe Burrow? Namath? Montana? Flacco? Is Joe Burrow … Joe Namath?
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 1, 2022 Editorial: Musicians' Spotify protest has prompted disinformation change. More is needed The 1960s were known for political activism that moved issues, so it’s fitting that two musical icons from that era have used the power of protest to achieve a small victory against pandemic disinformation. Neil Young and Joni Mitchell last week pulled their music from Spotify to protest podcaster Joe…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jan 31, 2022 Librarians, others stand against Wentzville's book ban Stunned librarians, parents and booksellers are speaking out against the censorship of a book banned in a local school district this month.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jan 31, 2022 Best Bites: Cheerios Oat Crunch Almond Cheerios has a new line of cereals that feature the famous Os coated in oats for an extra crunchy bite. You’ll find cinnamon, almond and oats ‘n honey varieties. The almond flavor, which we tried, features little tiny almonds on the bites plus a few slivers of almond throughout. They…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Jan 31, 2022 Daniel Neman: Baking for the fun of it It was such an ordinary phrase, and tossed off so casually, that I almost did not notice it. And even then, it took a second to register.