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Des Moines: An Iowa city filled with art, food and fun

DES MOINES, Iowa — I used to say the best way to see a city was to stay downtown and go for a run. You get in a workout, and you are able to see what a city has to offer (always tell the concierge your route). I don’t run…

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Blues go into All-Star break on a low note with 4-1 loss to Jets

ST. LOUIS — The Blues headed off into a 12-day All-Star break on an inauspicious note on Saturday, with a generally lethargic outing in a 4-1 loss to Winnipeg, which had come into Enterprise Center on a six-game losing streak.

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Editorial: For the sake of national unity, don't dig in on this Supreme Court nomination

Maybe it’s just wishful thinking, but Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement announcement offers Republicans a real opportunity. No, not the opportunity to install yet another hard-right conservative on the bench. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell already can claim victory for the kinds of obstructionist and unfair manipulation that yielded the court’s…

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Tony Messenger: Banning Toni Morrison book only proves her point about the discomfort of language

Every election cycle, it seems, there is a new way to refer to a group of voters who seem to have all the juice. These are the voters whom elected officials are targeting to put them over the top in close races.

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Blues turn the tables on Calgary with a 5-1 win

ST. LOUIS — When Blues coach Craig Berube juggled his lines after his team’s rocky night in the Canadian Rockies on Monday, he turned to a combination that he hadn’t tried much. He returned Brayden Schenn to center for the first time since he returned from his second injury in…

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Officers still hospitalized, pair charged after 2 St. Louis cops shot

ST. LOUIS — St. Louis police officer Colin Ledbetter remained unconscious and fighting for his life Thursday, a day after he was shot in the line of duty, his family said.

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Benjamin Hochman: With NFL quarterbacks such as Mahomes and Allen, the evolution has been televised (and retweeted)

Thirty years ago, a 21-year-old St. Louisan sat on a barstool and proclaimed: “There will never be a better quarterback generation than this one. Joe Montana, Dan Marino, Jim Kelly, John Elway, are you kidding me?”

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Editorial: Wentzville book ban isn't about kids. It's about their culture-warrior parents

For years now, conservative activists have decried “cancel culture,” the phenomenon of suppressing any speech or writing that offends liberal sensibilities. And it is, in fact, an alarming and annoying trend from the left. But in Wentzville today, conservatives have provided a disturbing example of what might be called the…

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'Asking for the public to pray': 2 St. Louis police officers shot, 1 critically injured in Ferguson

ST. LOUIS — Two St. Louis police officers were shot while attempting to apprehend a suspect Wednesday afternoon in Ferguson and one was in "very critical" condition, St. Louis police Chief John Hayden said.

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Lynn Schmidt: Americans aren't in a party mood (politically speaking)

American voters have been trying to tell political parties and elected officials what they want, and perhaps more importantly, what they don’t want. The question remains, will they ever listen? Will things ever change?

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Editorial: Trial of 3 officers in George Floyd's death is latest test of American justice

Police abuse of power often involves not only the abuser but also other officers who enable the abuse through inaction and silence. They are virtually never prosecuted, meaning that a crucial precedent could be set with the trial that began Monday for the three former Minneapolis police officers who did…

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Blues at the midpoint: Major indicators are strong, but ...

The Blues began the second half of the season with a resounding thud in Calgary. But overall, the major indicators say this can be a contending team, one that can make a deep playoff run. Even with Jordan Binnington’s struggles.

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Editorial: Americans deserve to know if Gorsuch has forced Sotomayor to work remotely

In an era in which everyone’s a media critic, Nina Totenberg has been getting some exceptionally rough reviews lately. NPR’s veteran Supreme Court watcher last week reported that conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch refuses to wear a mask while sitting next to liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who is diabetic, thus causing…

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Editorial: Barring members of Congress from playing stocks could restore public trust.

Ballotpedia tracks what it calls a “personal gain index” showing how much each member of Congress’ personal wealth has changed while in office. For the top 20, the average increase in net worth has been 422% per year. Data like that helps explain why regular Americans hold Congress in such…

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Flames leave Blues, Binnington shellshocked in 7-1 romp

CALGARY, Alberta — With Ville Husso taking over the net by storm, Monday was a big night for Jordan Binnington — a night to reclaim some of his turf with the Blues.

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Ben Frederickson: MLB and NFL are apples and oranges, but America's pastime should borrow these plays from America's most popular league

One is a juggernaut on a heat-seeking missile’s path for more (of everything), and it is powered by an audience that cannot get enough. The rocket may crash one day, but it's not going to be tomorrow, so full speed ahead.

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Editorial: Whether Republicans like it or not, companies aren't obliged to spread lies

The right-wing cable channel One America News is among the worst purveyors of disinformation today, spewing a steady stream of lies regarding the pandemic, election integrity and other issues. But OAN’s pipeline for its toxic product just got narrower. DirecTV’s recent announcement that it will soon stop carrying the channel…

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Soup: The ultimate winter meal

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Best Bites: Sunkist Berry Lemonade

If the winter doldrums have you down, drink some summer. This new soda from Sunkist, with its effervescent fizz and bright lemon and berry flavors, tastes perfect for a summer picnic. It’s loaded with high fructose corn syrup, though, so make this a special-occasion drink. You know, like when you…

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Editorial: Much as Trump tries to obstruct Jan. 6 inquiry, Supreme Court won't play along

During his single presidential term, Donald Trump had a penchant for referring to federal judges and Supreme Court justices as though they ruled based on loyalty to the presidents who nominated them. Thus, Trump suggested, there were “Obama judges” and Trump judges. In 2018, Chief Justice John Roberts issued a…

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Missouri Republicans float plans to stop nursing homes and hospitals from restricting visitors

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Hospitals and nursing homes in Missouri would lose some of their ability to restrict visitors during a pandemic under legislation being considered in the Legislature.

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Lynn Schmidt: A Herculean burden awaits Biden's response. He's not stepping up

The Hydra is an ancient Greek mythical beast, mentioned in the tales of Hercules, that was said to have the body of a dragon with many heads, two arms and legs with knifelike claws, sharp spikes, and a long serpent tail. If the heads were cut off, two heads would…

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Editorial: Novak Djokovic's coronavirus double fault

Top-ranked tennis star Novak Djokovic finally got his comeuppance for reckless behavior unbecoming of a global sports ambassador. Australia’s government deported him, and his exclusion from the Australian Open stalls Djokovic’s quest for a record 21 major championship titles. Even if he does ultimately outshine rivals Roger Federer and Rafael…

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Blues do it again, coming from behind for a 5-3 win over Nashville

ST. LOUIS — Bad starts and big comebacks go hand in hand now for the Blues.

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Ben Frederickson: How a Christmas ornament came to define the Rams relocation lawsuit saga

ST. LOUIS — Soon after a $790 million wire transfer from the NFL arrived in St. Louis just in time for the holidays, Bob Blitz did a little online shopping.

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