By Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN A significant number of both Democrats and Republicans currently hope to see their parties find alternatives to President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in the next presidential election, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. But very few have specific candidates in mind, underscoring how distant —
Continue ReadingBy Donald Judd, CNN National security adviser Jake Sullivan issued a stark warning Sunday that the United States believes Russia could launch an invasion of Ukraine this week, but is still holding out hope diplomacy can prevail. Sullivan told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union” that Russian forces are positioned so that an
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Today: Highs reach near freezing with gusty winds keeping the feels-like temp in the twenties. Skies remain mostly sunny. Valentine’s Day: A warmup will kick off the workweek with highs jumping to the upper 40s. Breezes settle down for a mild holiday. Extended: Temperatures continue to warm into the upper ’50s by Tuesday until an
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By Amanda Jackson, CNN Nearly 58 years ago, Marise Chiverella was murdered and her body left in a hole in Hazleton, Pennsylvania. She was only 9 years old. State police worked tirelessly over the years but were unable to identify her killer until now. Thanks to DNA and genealogy tracking, authorities announced Thursday, they have
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The Wabash Bus Station, which serves as an emergency warming center, is now set to be open throughout the week for residents looking to stay warm.
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By Paul R. La Monica, CNN Business Most companies have reported fourth quarter earnings. The biggest takeaway for investors? This is a stock picker’s market. Some companies are thriving while their competitors are not. Just look at how Disney posted blockbuster numbers while Netflix disappointed investors. And the recent stumbles for Facebook owner Meta Platforms
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By Allison Hope, CNN Hold the flowers and the chocolates and the sappy love poems. Forget Valentine’s Day and Galentine’s Day and the pressure to make plans and buy things and give unto others. This year, celebrate Solotine’s Day on February 15. Ditch the obligations and the loved ones surrounding you 24/7 and practice some
Continue ReadingBy Gloria Borger, Jamie Gangel and Ashley Semler, CNN In Donald Trump’s White House, telephones were a valued commodity. The then-President loved to talk to everyone, said a former White House aide. “He took everybody’s calls,” the aide said, even interrupting national security briefings to make and receive calls. The phone was his lifeline, according
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Mizzou men’s basketball team beat Ole Miss 74-68 in the seventh annual Rally For Rhyan game on Saturday. https://youtu.be/ygrho8WgGA0 MU raised $52,000 for pediatric cancer research. Half of the proceeds will also help fund MU’s new Women’s and Children’s hospital. You can watch former MU basketball assistant coach Brad Loos’ halftime
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Missouri State Senators return to the chamber Wednesday at noon merely 12 hours after adjourning from a 31-hour filibuster session to continue discussion on how to draw the new districts for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Here are the local scores from Saturday, Feb. 12, 2022. HS GIRLS BASKETBALL Staley 35 | Rock Bridge 45 FINAL North Callaway 35 | Montgomery County 45 FINAL HS BOYS BASKETBALL Battle 49 | Mexico 60 FINAL NAIA MEN’S BASKETBALL Harris-Stowe 67 | Columbia College 105 FINAL NAIA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Harris-Stowe 43 | Columbia College
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By Adrienne Broaddus, CNN David Bracho became a nurse after nearly two decades in the US Army Reserve. He’s now working in a Covid-19 ward at Rush Medical Center in Chicago — and he recognizes the parallels. He was deployed twice, Bracho said, and what he saw in Afghanistan is similar to what he has
Continue Reading By Adrienne Broaddus, CNN David Bracho became a nurse after nearly two decades in the US Army Reserve. He’s now working in a Covid-19 ward at Rush Medical Center in Chicago — and he recognizes the parallels. He was deployed twice, Bracho said, and what he saw in Afghanistan is similar to what he has
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Tonight: Temperatures bottom out near 20 degrees tonight with winds out of the northwest at 4-8 mph. Tomorrow: Temperatures slightly warm-up into the mid-’30s with winds gusting into the mid-’20s making for a cold Superbowl Sunday watch party. Skies remain mostly sunny. Extended: Temperatures continue to warm into the upper ’50s at the start of
Continue ReadingBy Sonnet Swire While protests by truckers and others against Covid mandates continue to occupy Canada’s capital, block US-Canada border crossings and add to supply chain headaches, Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky said he hopes trucker protests come to the United States as soon as this weekend to “clog up” major US cities. Asked
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By Chris Isidore, CNN Business The United States’ largest trading partner isn’t China, or Mexico. It’s Canada. And the Ambassador Bridge, which separates the US and its neighbor to the north, may be the most economically important one-and-a-half miles of roadway in the Western Hemisphere. Until this past week it got very little attention for
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By Chris Isidore, CNN Business Super Bowl tickets have never been a bargain. At least not for the last LIV years or so. But for those looking to attend the big game at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday, the prices won’t be as high as they were only a few weeks ago. There
Continue ReadingBy Shawna Mizelle, CNN Hillary Clinton jokingly jabbed at former President Donald Trump in a tweet amid reports that he periodically flushed papers down the toilet in the White House residence. “Just in time for Galentine’s Day, and the news that Trump was flushing documents down White House toilets…,” Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate
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By Xiaofei Xu and Lauren Kent, CNN Protesters in a so-called “Freedom Convoy” made it past police checkpoints in central Paris on Saturday, with demonstrators completely blocking traffic in the French capital before they were met with tear gas fired by officers. The rallies against France’s Covid-19 vaccine pass follow Canada’s “Freedom Convoy,” which has
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By Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Janice Cooke remembers the first time she heard bugs murder a tree over the phone. It was at the height of the petulance plague, when the warming Canadian Rockies gave rise to swarms of beetles so Biblical they were able to kill 100,000 big lodgepole pines in a
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