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MacKenzie Scott gives Planned Parenthood $225 million, including $9 million for Missouri's only facility

ST. LOUIS — Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri has received its largest single donation — $9 million — from author and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, the abortion and reproductive health care provider announced Wednesday.

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Ben Frederickson: Cardinals rotation candidate Woodford flexing ‘repertoire of stuff’

JUPITER, Fla. — Everyone remembers how Cardinals fifth-starter candidate Jake Woodford’s 2021 season began. What deserves more attention is how it ended. But first, let’s start at the start.

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Greitens investigator pleads guilty to evidence tampering on eve of trial

ST. LOUIS — A former FBI agent who investigated former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens in 2018 pleaded guilty Wednesday to misdemeanor evidence tampering, avoiding a perjury trial that would have started with jury selection Thursday.

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Editorial: Greitens is accused again of abuse. Will Republican voters finally reject him?

Eric Greitens showed Missouri long ago who he is. To paraphrase Maya Angelou, Missouri should believe him. Yet the disgraced former governor, driven from power four years ago by credible evidence that he physically and sexually abused his extramarital lover prior to his 2016 election, has somehow emerged as the…

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Blues rejoin the playoff race, cruise past Caps 5-2

WASHINGTON – Before at least some of the Blues went to sleep Monday night, they found themselves out of second place in the Central, and all the way into the fourth spot – a wild-card spot – in the division.

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Penalty for assisting abortion in case of ectopic pregnancy removed from measure in Missouri House

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Following an outpouring of outrage, a plan to outlaw abortions in the case of life-threatening ectopic pregnancies was removed from a House bill Tuesday afternoon.

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Ben Frederickson: Molina’s delayed arrival to his final Cardinals spring training turns into deserved celebration of cornerstone catcher

JUPITER, Fla. — This camp finally feels right.

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Five thoughts on new Mizzou basketball coach Dennis Gates

COLUMBIA, Mo. — For the third time in the last decade and fifth time in 16 years, fans flocked to Mizzou Arena on Tuesday to hear from Missouri’s new basketball coach on his first day on the job. This time, it’s Dennis Gates, the 42-year-old Chicago native who spent the…

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Editorial: Some Americans, just like Russians, don't know they're being played for fools

A deeper dive into the ways Russia is prosecuting its propaganda war against Ukraine reveals startling similarities with how former President Donald Trump waged his propaganda campaign regarding U.S. election integrity. Trump made no secret of his admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, so it should come as no surprise…

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Editorial: Justice Thomas' bias on Trump destroys Supreme Court integrity. He must recuse

Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife, Ginni Thomas, has made clear her belief that the November 2020 election was stolen. She attended Donald Trump’s Stop the Steal rally on Jan. 6, 2021, but claims she left before Trump spoke to the crowd and directed his supporters toward the Capitol. The premise behind…

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Editorial: Companies that won't pull out of Russia should be made to pay by Americans

The military options for the U.S. and NATO in Ukraine are complicated. But the economic options aren’t: All global companies should pull out of Russia until it ends its unprovoked and inhumane invasion — and American consumers should actively boycott those that refuse. Luckily, the refuseniks are easily identified on…

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Daniel Neman: Size matters — why older recipes are out of date

It was ridiculous. I couldn’t lift the package of chicken breasts without a winch.

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Best Bites: Blueberry Frosted Mini Wheats

I’ve always loved Mini Wheats, because they are a high-fiber (6 grams), whole grain cereal that isn’t too high in sugar (12 grams). This new version adds blueberry flavors to the frosted side for a delicious way to start your morning (try even adding real blueberries). And they are pretty…

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Finding comfort: Ukrainian recipes come from the heart

My grandfather came from the city of Boryspil, in Ukraine. One-quarter of the blood in my veins is Ukrainian.

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Police: Man tried to carjack St. Louis police officers responding to shots fired call

ST. LOUIS — A 27-year-old man was arrested Saturday after trying to carjack a marked patrol vehicle from two St. Louis officers, police said.

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Blues' defense a no-show in 5-4 loss to Blue Jackets

COLUMBUS, Ohio — With the NHL regular season nearly three-quarters complete, and most of the Western Conference in a heated race for postseason position, it’s time for a sense of urgency for all concerned.

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Schmitt dismisses lawsuits against St. Louis, school districts where masks no longer required

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Attorney General Eric Schmitt on Friday dismissed his challenge to masking rules in the city of St. Louis, and his office also announced an end to dozens of lawsuits he filed against Missouri school districts this year.

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Blues battle back to get a point but lost in shootout to Penguins 3-2

ST. LOUIS — When the Blues lost to the Penguins in January, they let a two-goal lead disappear, got outscored in the third period 3-0 and got thoroughly outplayed for most of the game.

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Missouri policeman killed, another injured in shootout with gunman at motel

BONNE TERRE, Mo. — A man fatally shot one police officer and injured another at a Motel 6 in Bonne Terre early Thursday. The gunman was then shot and killed when officers fired back.

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Benjamin Hochman: With Flaherty possibly out, and market thin, Cardinals must hope a young arm emerges

JUPITER, Fla. — Hello from The Bind.

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Benjamin Hochman: North, Dakota — Cardinals’ Hudson is pitcher on the rise thanks to sinking pitch

JUPITER, Fla. — Even before Wednesday, I’ve believed that Dakota Hudson could be this year’s Jack Flaherty.

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Editorial: How many red lines can Putin cross before Biden declares, 'Enough'?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed directly to Congress Wednesday to establish a no-fly zone over his country — a request that the Biden administration has already rejected. He wants Poland’s MiG-29 jets so Ukraine can fight for control of Ukrainian skies instead of opening them so Russian planes can attack…

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Editorial: Data shows the death toll from conservative politicization of the pandemic

With light apparently at the end of the coronavirus tunnel, this is a good time to soberly assess how America handled the pandemic and can better handle whatever new wave might come. A new study shows that what the nation should not do again is listen to anti-science extremists —…

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Benjamin Hochman: Cardinals could come up short at shortstop in 2022

JUPITER, Fla. — On an overcast Tuesday, the Cardinals’ starters took the field for some fielding. Paul Goldschmidt, for instance, jogged to first. Nolan Arenado to third. But two shortstops went to shortstop. And as Paul DeJong fielded a practice grounder, Edmundo Sosa loomed behind him like an ominous cloud.

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Lynn Schmidt: Standing for values instead of personalities

William Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet” etched in the minds of people the world around the famous phrase, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.” Shakespeare was making the point that calling someone or labeling something is arbitrary.…

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