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Cruz, Cornyn file bill to make federal benefit fraud a deportable offense

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, both Texas Republicans, have filed a bill to make defrauding the federal government a deportable offense. The Deporting Fraudsters Act, filed with... Read More.

DHS, USCIS report record job applications under Trump administration

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

A record number of people are applying for jobs wanting to work for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to enforce federal immigration law. ... Read More.

Virginia Beach, Chesapeake rank among best cities for veterans

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

If you’re a veteran living in Virginia Beach or Chesapeake, you’re already in good company. Both cities rank among the best in the country for veterans, recognized for housing... Read More.

Americans report strain from increasing household debt

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

More than half of U.S. households say they’re struggling with debt, according to a new WalletHub survey. Total household debt increased to $18.59 trillion in the third quarter of... Read More.

Poll: Newsom leads Vance in potential 2028 presidential matchup

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

California Gov. Gavin Newsom leads Vice President J.D. Vance by three percentage points in an early potential head-to-head matchup for president in 2028, according to a new poll from Overton Insights. ... Read More.

First lawsuit filed against Camp Mystic by parents of five campers, two counselors

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

The first lawsuit was filed Monday against Camp Mystic by parents whose daughters were killed on July 4 when a flash flood ripped through two cabins, killing 27 campers and two camp counselors. ... Read More.

Senate votes to reopen government, sending funding bills to House

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

After spending nearly seven weeks in a political deadlock, U.S. senators finally passed legislation to end the record-long government shutdown. Eight senators in the Democratic Caucus provided the filibuster-breaking... Read More.

U.S. celebrates 72nd Veterans Day

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

Memorials and celebrations across the country will take place Tuesday in honor of the 72nd annual Veterans Day. Veterans Day was established in 1954 by President Dwight Eisenhower. The... Read More.

Airlines warn flight reductions could cost U.S. economy

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

Flight delays and cancelations are frustrating Americans and could be costing the U.S. economy millions of dollars each day, according to a new report from U.S. airlines as the government shutdown continues. ... Read More.

Judge: Guard D.C. deployment falls under governor’s authority

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

A Kanawha County judge has ruled more than 300 West Virginia National Guard members can continue their deployment in Washington, D.C. Kanawha Circuit Judge Richard D. Lindsay issued his... Read More.

With shutdown ending, debate turns to paying for Obamacare subsidies

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

As Congress moves to reopen the federal government this week, debate is shifting toward how to pay for the federal health care programs that helped trigger the shutdown. Health... Read More.

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Author: The Center Square

Cruz, Cornyn file bill to make federal benefit fraud a deportable offense

DHS, USCIS report record job applications under Trump administration

Virginia Beach, Chesapeake rank among best cities for veterans

Americans report strain from increasing household debt

Poll: Newsom leads Vance in potential 2028 presidential matchup

First lawsuit filed against Camp Mystic by parents of five campers, two counselors

Senate votes to reopen government, sending funding bills to House

U.S. celebrates 72nd Veterans Day

Airlines warn flight reductions could cost U.S. economy

Judge: Guard D.C. deployment falls under governor’s authority

With shutdown ending, debate turns to paying for Obamacare subsidies

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