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US drone dilemma: Why the most advanced military in the world is playing catchup on the modern battlefield

By Haley Britzky, Isabelle Khurshudyan, CNN (CNN) — The future of warfare felt a lot like playing a video game. Soldiers fastened on virtual-reality glasses and then moved their fingers across the joystick in their palms. A small drone buzzed and lifted in response. At a military base in Texas last month, American soldiers trained

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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Are you happy with the ‘Missouri First’ map approved by the General Assembly?

The Republican-dominated Missouri General Assembly achieved exactly what they’d hoped to in last week’s special session. The supermajority passed both a new congressional map and initiative petition reform despite Democratic opposition in each chamber. Senate Republicans even cut off debate early, using their majority to prevent any long filibustering of special session legislation. The new

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Two lawsuits, one ‘citizen’s veto’ filed since Gov. Kehoe’s special session on redistricting

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) People Not Politicians, a non-partisan organization, filed a referendum on Friday, aimed at giving voters the chance to approve or deny Gov. Mike Kehoe’s “Missouri First” map. This is the third challenge to the governor’s map. Lawmakers are calling this referendum a ‘citizen’s veto.’ Sen. Doug Beck (D-St. Louis County) said at

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Kirk’s assassination is forcing politicians to make difficult choices about their safety

By Michael Williams, CNN (CNN) — The killing of Charlie Kirk is forcing political figures and the people who protect them to make agonizing choices, balancing whether the public’s access to them is worth the risk in this dangerous national moment. Since Kirk’s assassination, several campaigns or political groups have already called off events out

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