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Tomorrow’s front page of the Minnesota Star Tribune: Jan. 23, 2026
I’ve started using the term “ethnic cleansing campaign” to describe the ICE occupation here in Minnesota. This is deliberate because the reality on the ground is that, at a given moment, any non-white person can be kidnapped by masked federal paramilitaries regardless of their constitutional rights.
Clayton reckons with the city's past, one marker at a time:
"We're seeing some collective effort around the stories we tell in public, and the values that are represented in those stories," said WashU prof Geoff Ward. "It's acknowledgement as a counter to erasure."
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Of course I picked the most difficult, nuanced subject to write about for my last story at the Post-Dispatch.
More than a year after Missouri voters approved enshrining abortion rights into the state constitution, the vast majority of Missourians seeking the procedure are still traveling out of state. @michelemunz.bsky.social explains why. www.stltoday.com/news/local/m...
Thank you, Leah!
It’s hard, because I love journalism so much. This job has opened my eyes and heart in ways I never imagined, and for that I am most grateful. But I’m excited for a change and new adventures! Thank you to everyone who has shared their stories with me over the years. ❤️
Thank you so much 🥹
Founder leaves pioneering St. Louis 'bullet' clinic to focus on tornado recovery
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FEMA to pay for crisis counseling for Missouri tornado victims
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Love my city ❤️
My latest story is about how people are pitching in to help their neighbors, and how you can too:
Food drives launch across St. Louis area as region braces for halt in SNAP
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St. Louis residents turn to food banks amid aid cuts. 'Everything you need is going up'
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Jamaa Birth Village in Ferguson adds school, library and a museum of Black midwifery
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More than 650,000 Missourians to lose food stamp benefits next month under shutdown
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More evidence that the COVID vaccine is SAFE AND EFFECTIVE “A study of hundreds of thousands of infants in France did not find any increased risk of birth defects among those whose mothers received a Covid vaccine in the first trimester, building on previous evidence for the vaccines’ safety”
The shutdown means Medicare won’t pay hospitals for some telehealth services and it has halted a promising program used by the Mercy that allowed acutely ill patients to receive hospital-level care at home, just as wait times for hospital beds are increasing.
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“Our trade policy right now makes no sense to me as a farmer,” said Blake Hurst, a farmer in northwest Missouri. “No, I don’t want the tariff money sent to me as a payment. I want to be able to sell my damn soybeans.”
They have fired the staff of the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report and 70 Epidemic Intelligence Service officers, who are disease detectives that respond to outbreaks around the world.
I cannot emphasize enough how dangerous it is to dismantle our disease surveillance infrastructure.
It could cost the state an additional $67 million next year to ensure Missouri complies with new federal work requirements for Medicaid recipients under rules brought forth this summer by President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.”
Drive-thru, free flu vaccine clinics begin in St. Louis area amid vaccine confusion
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The internal pressures are in tandem with external pressures caused by the Trump administration, including a crackdown on immigration, which has contributed to major decline in international student enrollment — falling 22% this fall compared to last.
Confusion over federal COVID-19 vaccine guidelines affects St. Louis-area pharmacies
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Missouri’s local health departments have emerged as among the most trusted public services, according to a statewide poll recently conducted for the Missouri Public Health Institute, a nonprofit working to improve the state’s public health system.
Dang, I miss you Roland. Leave it to you to find this, lol, frightening picture and all!
The disease has mostly been considered one Americans get while traveling to another country, but scientists argue that enough evidence — including a case in MO — shows people can get infected here too.
Dangerous signs are being missed in Missouri pregnant women, leading to deaths
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In blue states, nearly 80% of the CDC grant cuts have been restored, compared with fewer than 5% in red states, according to the KFF Health News analysis.
