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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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Editorial: After US sacrifices for Gulf Arab states, they're throwing support to Russia

Back in 1990, when Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was blasting his way through Kuwait and threatening to continue his rampage southward down the Arabian Peninsula, Gulf Arab oil leaders were apoplectic with fear and outrage over the violation of a sovereign state’s territory by a tyrant. They jetted to the…

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Ben Frederickson: Ford’s polarizing place in Mizzou coaching search speculation is good reminder he’s better off sticking with Billikens

I’m going to try to write about Mizzou and Billikens basketball without making one of the two fan bases — or both — go bananas.

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Germany to buy F-35s, upgrade Eurofighters in blow to Boeing

One of Boeing's most important assembly lines took another hit from abroad Monday.

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Benjamin Hochman: From Day One, impressive Cardinals manager Marmol has team ‘convicted about winning’

JUPITER, Fla. — Three words.

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Daniel Neman: Can you hack your way to easier cooking? Only sometimes.

I’m so old, I remember when “hack” was a bad thing. Or a taxi.

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Best Bites: Cayman Jack margaritas

If you are looking for a convenient — and delicious — margarita, these bottles from Cayman Jack are handy to have on hand. You can drink them straight out of the bottle or poured in a salt-rimmed glass. Made with lime juice and agave nectar, they are a malt beverage…

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Another ovretime loss for Blues, 4-3 to Jets

ST. LOUIS — The Blues just can’t get this overtime thing down. They have been a top 10 team all season long in the overall stands. But they remain near the bottom of the barrel when it comes to OT.

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Hard feelings persist in Missouri Senate as lawmakers fail to approve congressional map

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — While most other states have finished work on new congressional boundaries, Missouri is one of just four without a map, as lawmakers here remain mired in personal feuds and disagreement over the lines.

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Joe Buck reportedly leaving Fox, after nearly three decades, for 'Monday Night Football'

ST. LOUIS — Fox Sports. Joe Buck.

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Robert Thomas scores twice as Blues beat Predators, 7-4

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Blues let a 3-0 lead slip away, regained it at 4-3, let that one get away, before Robert Thomas scored his fourth goal in the past two games as the Blues won a Central Division showdown, 7-4, over the Predators on Saturday afternoon at Bridgestone Arena.

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Mojo rediscovered: Blues blast Rangers, 6-2

ST. LOUIS — You knew sooner or later, the Blues would snap out of it. But after a series of pratfalls against the lesser lights of the NHL, who could have predicted it would come against the talented and touted New York Rangers?

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Lynn Schmidt: The way to get politics back on track is to get centrists to the primary polls

Horseshoes may be good for horses and fun to play with, but they are terrible for politics.

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Deadline delayed (again): In latest attempt to save full season, MLB and players' union prompt overnight negotiations

JUPITER, Fla. — If only Major League Baseball and the players' union could cover the distances between them at the negotiating table as briskly as they've walked between meeting rooms.

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Ben Frederickson: Going down swinging against the idea of banning baseball’s defensive shift

ST. LOUIS — If linebackers start leaning forward before the snap to stop the run, football calls play action and throws downfield.

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Searchers look toward Utah for missing 7-year-old Missouri girl, as mother is charged

ST. LOUIS — The search for a 7-year-old Missouri girl and her mother switched focus Tuesday to nearly 1,000 miles away, after the mother's car was spotted in Colorado nearing the Utah border.

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Blues drop fourth in a row, fall 4-1 to Ottawa

After getting mugged at three different locations in greater New York during an almost weeklong stay, the Blues came home and found their troubles had nothing to do with geography.

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Peabody's foray into renewables sparks surprise but also makes sense, coal experts say

ST. LOUIS — Coal giant Peabody surprised the industry last week with its announcement that it was getting into renewable energy. But as the shock faded, analysts said the move made a lot of sense.

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Kevin McDermott: Ukrainian courage shames the cowards of the Republican Party

A new hero to many Americans today is a man whose name they may have trouble pronouncing. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s bold stand against Russia’s invasion has shown many of us what courage in leaders looks like.

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Editorial: More expensive gasoline is a small price to pay in the fight against tyranny

President Joe Biden’s announcement Tuesday banning Russian oil imports presents what may be the most difficult test yet of Americans’ willingness today to sacrifice for the nation’s greater good. Already-high gas prices are sure to spike further with the ban, frustrating drivers and giving Republicans an opportunity to further demagogue…

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Benjamin Hochman: With high praise from Sister Jean, Loyola’s Williamson shines in MVC tournament in St. Louis

On the day she was born, Chicago’s “Shoeless” Joe Jackson got three hits.

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The truer story behind NBC's true-crime miniseries about Missouri murderer Pam Hupp

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis area is no stranger to the long saga surrounding Pamela Hupp and the 2011 stabbing death of Elizabeth “Betsy” Faria and the 2016 shooting death of Louis Gumpenberger.

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Editorial: White supremacist propaganda is flourishing. True conservatives can counter it

White supremacist groups in the U.S. are distributing propaganda at historically high rates in the past few years, says a new report from the Anti-Defamation League. It appears to be part of a backlash against America’s increasing diversity — a trend that is going to continue for the foreseeable future.…

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Best Bites: The Grove Salsa Co. Cilantro Lime Salsa

On its website, the Grove Salsa Co., of Springfield, Missouri, tells its story: “Our journey began when we were unsuccessful at finding a salsa on the market that satisfied our palates, while ensuring fresh, wholesome ingredients.” And it’s true, this salsa tastes remarkably fresh for a jarred kind you buy…

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Have your own fish fry at home

In other places, the transformation from winter to spring is noted by the bloom of the first crocus or the arrival of the first robin.

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