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Editorial: Despite Trump's reassurances, market turmoil reflects genuine concerns

President Donald Trump can try all he wants to blame the news media and Democratic leaders for coronavirus financial turmoil, but the global fears of economic upheaval are based on genuine market concerns. Consumers and travelers are coming face to face with the market realities, belying Trump's repeated assurances that…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 3, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Can Blues become the darlings of the NHL? Are they already?

The St. Louis Blues are this merry band of skaters who dominate but aren't indomitable, who win with experience, but often after experiencing whirlwinds.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Mar 2, 2020

Blues win seventh in a row, beat Stars in shootout, 4-3

ST. LOUIS _ The Blues came within 18 seconds of getting, in regulation, their seventh win in a row. Instead, a late goal by Dallas sent the game to overtime, and then to a shootout, where the Blues finally got the job done, beating Dallas, 4-3, at Enterprise Center.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 29, 2020

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Parayko's OT goal lifts Blues to 3-2 win over Islanders

ST. LOUIS _ Colton Parayko's wraparound goal with 1:37 remaining gave the Blues a dramatic come-from-behind 3-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Thursday at Enterprise Center.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 27, 2020

US regulator moves to block deal by St. Louis-based coal giants

ST. LOUIS _ A U.S. government agency is pushing to block a proposed joint venture of Peabody Energy and Arch Coal, arguing that the partnership between the country's two largest coal companies _ both headquartered in the St. Louis area _ would be bad for consumers.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 27, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: How the Blues' Jay Bouwmeester taught us about heart � and then did so, again

He gave it all his heart, until his heart gave out on him.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 27, 2020

Best Bites: Eggo Blueberry Waffle Cereal

Ever have one of those mornings when even popping an Eggo waffle into the toaster is too much work? This Blueberry Waffle Cereal has the same delicious flavor as the instant breakfast classic for which it's named. Light and crunchy, this sweet treat is perfect to be munched on both…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 26, 2020

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Bouwmeester 'feeling pretty normal,' isn't sure about his hockey future

ST. LOUIS -- Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester, who collapsed on the bench in Anaheim, Calif., on Feb. 11 with a heart condition, said he won't play again this season, in the regular season or the playoffs, but that he hasn't made any decisions yet about his hockey future beyond that.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 26, 2020

Fish Fry Day: 4 great recipes for the Lenten season

Lent. It's a time for reflection. A time for humility. And definitely a time for fish.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 25, 2020

Blues win thriller, 6-5 against Blackhawks

ST. LOUIS _ Did you enjoy the third period? Zach Sanford did. His two third-period goals helped the Blues overcome deficits of 3-1 and 5-4 to pull out a thrilling 6-5 win over the rival Chicago Blackhawks.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 25, 2020

Editorial: Time for Twitter to draw the line on Trump's personal, abusive tweets

Who is the nation's No. 1 purveyor of hate, threats, abuse and harassment? It is Donald Trump, and the twitterverse is rife with examples of how he has used and abused his Twitter account to spread lies and threaten his enemies. Yet Twitter continues to make excuses for failing to…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 25, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Like boyhood hero Beltran, Carlson could be Cardinals' switch-hitting star

JUPITER, Fla. _ The day the ballplayer decided to become a switch-hitter, Dylan Carlson confidently put a ball on a tee and just began taking lefty hacks. He was 6.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 25, 2020

Editorial: Trump's rejection of facts on Russia is typical. What's the GOP's excuse?

President Donald Trump has sent a clear message to America's intelligence community: Providing an honest assessment of Russia's election meddling to Congress can end your career. Just ask Joseph Maguire, the former director of national intelligence, fired days after permitting a subordinate to provide just such an honest assessment. Maguire…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 25, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Meet 'Juice' � he's made more Cardinals look good than Pirates' pitching

JUPITER, Fla. _ He's cut more Cardinals than a general manager. His name is Hugo Tandron, but no one knows that. He goes by Juice. He's renowned around Major League Baseball, and he's a Cardinals spring training staple. Once a week, he's here at camp, cutting the hair of your…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 24, 2020

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 21, 2020

Blues skate past Stars, 5-1, for third win in a row

The Blues kept their run of strong play going with not just a dominant effort, but one against their closest pursuer in the Central Division.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 21, 2020

Editorial: Mishaps and mistakes help globalize the coronavirus pandemic

Professionals devoted to preventing global pandemics know best how to do their jobs _ when they're left to do their jobs. The danger comes when politicians and bureaucrats intervene with an eye toward easing human suffering or minimizing political fallout and wind up hastening the spread of the very viruses…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 21, 2020

She made it through two weeks of quarantine. Now it's time for dinner with her husband.

WEBSTER GROVES, Mo. _ Ken Warren marches across his own front lawn, places two bags of groceries down on the concrete stoop, pushes the doorbell and retreats 25 feet.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 21, 2020

Editorial: Sanders' lack of medical transparency threatens another troubling precedent

When it comes to his medical records, presidential candidate Bernie Sanders seems to have taken a cue from President Donald Trump's handling of his financial records. Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont, is reneging on a vow to release his full health records after suffering a heart attack last year.…

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 20, 2020

Whether baseball expands playoffs or not, Cardinals chairman advocates for shrinking regular season to 154 games

JUPITER, Fla. _ A proposal to expand Major League Baseball's postseason to a larger field of teams and introduce some reality-TV twists to the selection process has been kicked around within owners meetings, and regardless of where those discussions go Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. has an idea for the…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 20, 2020

O'Reilly's goal lifts Blues to 1-0 win over Coyotes

ST. LOUIS _ On what seemed like the 300th shot of the night for the Blues, Ryan O'Reilly lifted a backhand past a stubborn Antti Raanta. The puck bounced off the near post, off the back of Raanta ... and into the net.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 19, 2020

Daniel Neman: No murder + no mayhem = empty calories

It has been a singularly quiet day in St. Louis. No murders, so far. Not even a shooting. Hardly any mayhem at all, to speak of.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 19, 2020

The deep satisfaction of winter squash

Winter squash is the sort of thing I rarely cook because I rarely think about it, and when I do cook it, I always wonder why I don't think about it more often.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 19, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Who will be the first Cardinals relievers called up in 2020?

JUPITER, Fla. _ Most times, a fist bump is innocuous; this one was conspicuous.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 18, 2020

Editorial: Boy Scouts failed to heed the Catholic Church's lesson and confront abuse

Boy Scouts of America has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to protect the organization and its multibillion-dollar assets from seizure amid hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits. A once-venerable institution, credited by generations of business and military leaders with grounding them in the fundamentals for success in life, finds itself in…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 18, 2020

Benjamin Hochman: Down the road from disgraced Astros in Florida, Cardinals exude integrity

JUPITER, Fla. _ The Cardinals, yes, were the franchise of Chris Correa, the rogue team executive who hacked into the Houston Astros' computer system. That happened.

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