Missouri

US moving B-2 stealth bombers toward Guam, American officials confirm

One official said no forward orders had been given yet to move the bombers beyond Guam. They did not say how many B-2 bombers are being moved.

 The U.S. Air Force B-2 bomber "Spirit of Oklahoma" is refueled in-flight over Eastern Washington state, April, 27, 2002 while participating in "Northern Edge," Alaska's largest annual joint training exercise.
 Supporters of HB 937, including Saint Louis University student Nikolay Remizov (fifth from right), Missouri State Representative George Hruza (fourth from right), and CAM Founder Adam Beren (third from right) stand for a group photo, at the State Capitol, in Jefferson City, Missouri, Feb. 26, 2025.

HB 937: Missouri bill seeks to enshrine IHRA antisemitism definition in state's schools

 A person wears a pride-themed yarmulke in the West Village in New York City, on June 26, 2020.

Transgender Jews fear for safety as Trump targets their rights

 Missouri police captures escaped spider monkey in pink tutu in 'bananas' operation.

Missouri police captures escaped monkey in pink tutu in 'bananas' operation


Several Holocaust books, including ‘Maus,’ have been yanked from some Missouri schools amid law

The list of books pulled from shelves was published Wednesday by the literary free-expression advocacy group PEN America.

 Two books of the graphic novel "Maus" by American cartoonist Art Spiegelman are pictured in this illustration, in Pasadena, California, U.S., January 27, 2022.

Missouri bagel shop goes viral for Talmud-inspired push to feed the poor

The principle of feeding the needy is so ingrained in Jewish tradition that the Talmud quote posted at the counter of Goldie's Bagels is traditionally recited in Aramaic at the seder.

Bagel and "cream cheese and lox."

St. Louis man confesses to threatening to blow up synagogue

Cody Steven Rush, 30, confessed in court on Monday to calling the FBI saying he wanted to blow up the Central Reform Synagogue because he "hates Jews."

The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri.

At least 50 injured, multiple killed after Amtrak train hits truck, derails

Eight cars and two locomotives derailed, Amtrak said, leaving all but one car lying on its side along the track surrounded by grass and farmland.

 People exit from an Amtrak train that derailed after hitting a dump truck at an uncontrolled crossing, near Mendon, Missouri, US, June 27, 2022 in this picture obtained from social media.

Burglar ransacks Kansas City Chabad, leaves Torah untouched

The intruder left the Torah, a silver pointer used during Torah readings, and all the Hebrew Bibles and prayer books.

The aftermath of criminals ransacking a Chabad in Kansas City, Missouri, over Hanukkah.

Missouri executed 'disabled' man despite pope call for clemency

Ernest Johnson's lawyers say there is overwhelming evidence of his intellectual disability. They asked the US Supreme Court on Tuesday to halt the execution.

Pope Francis blesses attendees after celebrating Easter Mass at St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican April 4, 2021

Last widow of US Civil War veteran dies at age 101

Few knew about the marriage, which was kept secret to avoid a scandal.

Cub Scout Colten Short, 10, of Arlington, salutes a grave after fixing a flag in front of a headstone ahead of the Memorial Day weekend at West Tennessee State Veterans Cemetery in Memphis, Tennessee, US May 19, 2020.

Pro-BDS Cori Bush defeats pro-Israel Missouri congressman in DNC primary

Bush defeated Lacy Clay by 3 percentage points, 48.6% to 45.5% in the primary Tuesday.

ANTI-ISRAEL PROTESTERS with a ‘boycott Israel’ sign.

Missouri joins 31 other states in passing anti-BDS legislation

Missouri joins Nevada, Minnesota and Alabama, among others, in passing legislation preventing the state from contracting with companies that boycott Israel.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson signs an anti-BDS bill into law. July 13, 2020.

St. Louis couple who aimed guns at protesters had run-ins with synagogue

An extensive report about Patricia and Mark McCloskey’s previous clashes reveals that among their many targets has been the Reform synagogue next door.

Patricia McCloskey and her husband Mark McCloskey draw their firearms on protestors, including a man who holds a video camera and microphone, as they enter their neighborhood during a protest against St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson, in St. Louis, Missouri, US June 28, 2020.