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Congressional Perks: House members, staff get daycare, on-call doctor

Tuesday, November 4 by The Center Square

Job perks like an on-call doctor, on-site daycare and millions of dollars for food, beverages and bottled water sound like something offered to employees of big tech firms, but, actually, taxpayers are paying for those perks for members of Congress and often their staff,... Read More.

California leaders hope for high voter turnout for Prop. 50

Tuesday, November 4 by The Center Square

With only one day to go in California before Election Day, legislators expect to see a relatively high voter turnout for the Golden State’s congressional redistricting effort. If passed... Read More.

Voters to decide two statewide measures, nearly 100 local proposals

Tuesday, November 4 by The Center Square

As Colorado voters prepare for Election Day, they will vote on two statewide ballot measures and nearly 100 local measures across 30 counties. Those measures will amount to over... Read More.

WATCH: Coalition sues to protect student loan forgiveness

Tuesday, November 4 by The Center Square

Democratic attorney generals from 22 jurisdictions sued the U.S. Department of Education Monday over its new rule limiting Public Student Loan Forgiveness for government and nonprofit workers. The Read More.

Judge: SCOTUS ruling doesn’t necessarily end block on Trump DEI orders

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

A Chicago federal judge has declined to pare back his order blocking the Trump administration from cutting off federal funds to groups that promote "diversity, equity and inclusion," despite a U.S. Supreme Court decision that would appear to potentially limit the judge's ability to... Read More.

WATCH: California attorney general talks about Prop. 50

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

California has nothing to hide. That’s Attorney General Rob Bonta’s response to The Center Square’s question about the U.S. Department of Justice assigning monitors to five counties for Tuesday’s... Read More.

DHS proposes billion dollar expanded DNA testing for immigrants

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a multibillion dollar proposal on Monday to increase biometric scanning during the immigration process. The proposal would expand the agency's authority to take fingerprints, DNA, facial and iris scans. ... Read More.

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Author: The Center Square

Congressional Perks: House members, staff get daycare, on-call doctor

California leaders hope for high voter turnout for Prop. 50

Voters to decide two statewide measures, nearly 100 local proposals

WATCH: Coalition sues to protect student loan forgiveness

Judge: SCOTUS ruling doesn’t necessarily end block on Trump DEI orders

WATCH: California attorney general talks about Prop. 50

DHS proposes billion dollar expanded DNA testing for immigrants

Trump administration resumes visa processing despite shutdown

Muslims in Virginia, New York face decades in prison for supporting Houthis, ISIS

Senators introduce legislation to codify Antifa terror designation

Indian reservation focus of human smuggling probe at U.S.-Canada border

‘Temporary band-aid:’ USDA able to cover 50% of November SNAP benefits

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