Congratulations to Governor Kehoe on an outstanding appointment to the State Board of Education. What a savvy pick by our Governor.
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**POPLAR BLUFF'S ROBBIE MYERS APPOINTED TO MISSOURI STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION**
The Butler County Emergency Management Agency Director is joining a state board.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe tells KWOC News that Robbie Myers has been appointed to the Missouri State Board of Education.
Before serving as the Butler County EMA director, Myers previously worked as the vice president of administration and government affairs at Three Rivers College and served as a Butler County commissioner for over a decade.
Myers was also a gubernatorial appointee to the Missouri 2020 Complete Count Committee, a member of the Missouri Community College Association's Presidents and Chancellors Council, and a board member of the Missouri Health Care Coalition.
President Trump’s nominees are ushering in America First jurisprudence.
On the Supreme Court, we need courageous constitutionalists like Justice Thomas: faithful to our Constitution, loyal to our legal tradition, and loath to cloak cowardice in proceduralism or false neutrality.
They are counting on work requirements to help millions of able-bodied adults escape government dependency, earn more income, and become self-sufficient.
ZERO of the 725 HQ relocations tracked by CBRE (18–25) landed in Missouri.
This should be yet another wake-up call for our elected leaders. We need BOLD, generational reforms to taxes, regulations & business climate if we want to attract companies and JOBS.
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I enjoyed attending the Roe v. Wade Memorial Mass this morning at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis with His Excellency @abp_rozanski, a great shepherd for Catholics in the @archstl. #ProLife#ChooseLife
Breaking news: Trump administration officials have pressed the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to design a $250 bill featuring the president’s portrait, in what would be the first appearance of a living person on U.S. currency in more than 150 years. https://t.co/S8sqdKSB7i
CEC Board Member Eddie Greim, Esq., twice argued Callais at the Supreme Court.
Yesterday, he testified before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's Constitution Subcommittee on enforcement of the landmark decision.
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China and Russia have tripled intelligence personnel in Cuba since 2023 to staff eavesdropping facilities aimed at U.S. military sites in Florida. China runs 3 of 18 known signals-intelligence sites on the island, Russia runs 2. Primary targets are CENTCOM in Tampa and SOUTHCOM near Miami. Equipment mostly intercepts unclassified communications. The Trump administration is citing the buildup to escalate pressure on Havana. - WSJ
Congratulations to my good friend @auctnr1 on his confirmation as U.S. Ambassador to Iceland! A true patriot, sharp mind, and incredibly kind person. I know he’ll do an outstanding job representing America. 🇺🇸
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Thank you @CVN78_GRFord for your extended deployment that helped protect America. You all deserve a well-earned break and some time with your families. 🇺🇸
Congratulations to @MikeHenderso12 & @benKeath for TAFP’ing SB1067! This updates Missouri’s weak anti-SLAPP law by adopting the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act from the Uniform Law Commission. A huge win for free speech against SLAPP suits that chill public participation. #moleg @InstFreeSpeech
The final image of the 2026 Beijing summit isn’t a handshake; it’s a trash bin. As the U.S. delegation prepared to board Air Force One, American staff systematically collected every item handed out by Chinese officials—including credentials, pins, and burner phones—and discarded them in a bin at the bottom of the stairs. The message was unmistakable: nothing from China was allowed to cross the threshold of the President's plane.
This "digital purge" is the direct result of a total lack of trust. The U.S. delegation operated under a strict digital lockdown for the entire trip, treating every hotel Wi-Fi connection and provided device as a potential Trojan horse for CCP surveillance. By trashing the equipment before takeoff, the White House signaled that while trade deals can be signed, the security threat posed by Beijing’s cyber-espionage remains as active as ever.
In the high-stakes world of 2026 geopolitics, diplomacy and paranoia are now inseparable. The CCP wants to be treated as a global partner, but the U.S. response shows they are still viewed as a primary intelligence threat. While the cameras caught the smiles in the Great Hall, the real relationship was defined by the security teams ensuring that not a single piece of Chinese hardware made it back to Washington.
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