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War Department cuts ties with Harvard, others under review

Monday, February 9 by The Center Square

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth cut the military's academic ties with Harvard and called for a sweeping review of all graduate programs with universities, including those in the Ivy League, in the coming weeks. ... Read More.

Lawmakers discuss next steps after Maxwell pleads the Fifth in deposition

Monday, February 9 by The Center Square

Ghislaine Maxwell, close associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, refused to answer the House Oversight Committee's questions in her virtual deposition Monday. With Maxwell invoking her Fifth Amendment... Read More.

Dozens arrested during ongoing unrest in Minneapolis

Monday, February 9 by The Center Square

Anti-ICE protests continued in Minneapolis over the weekend, resulting in dozens of arrests by local law enforcement. Protesters gathered at the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building on Saturday, which... Read More.

Despite vast elderly population, Florida lags other states in stopping Medicaid fraud

Monday, February 9 by The Center Square

(The Center Square)-In Florida, a state with more elderly people than any other, state government officials lag their peers in deterring fraud in a popular taxpayer-financed program for the elderly poor and disabled, an investigation by The Center Square found. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: Cooling jobs, a cautious Fed, and a housing recovery that needs confidence

Sunday, February 8 by The Center Square

The week ahead is framed by three macro threads that are increasingly pulling against each other: a Federal Reserve that is debating how restrictive policy still is, a labor market that continues to cool beneath the surface, and a housing market that's showing pockets... Read More.

Fierce races to determine control of Congress

Sunday, February 8 by The Center Square

Even as states across the country introduce and pass legislation to reshape congressional districts to favor one political party over another, several states that have not enacted mid-decade redistricting expect fierce congressional races. ... Read More.

EXCLUSIVE: Superintendent group webinar details school response to ICE

Sunday, February 8 by The Center Square

The American Association of School Administrators hosted a members-only virtual webinar last week, providing school leaders with guidance on how to respond to potential encounters with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on school campuses, according to materials exclusively obtained by The Center Square. ... Read More.

11 of 37 Mexican nationals extradited to U.S. being prosecuted in Texas

Sunday, February 8 by The Center Square

Eleven of 37 Mexican nationals extradited to the U.S. from Mexico are being prosecuted in Texas. The extradition was the largest transfer of fugitives in U.S.-Mexican history. Several extradited were captured by the Mexican military. ... Read More.

Poll: Majority prefer Trump’s immigration policies over Biden’s

Saturday, February 7 by The Center Square

A majority of Americans say they prefer President Donald Trump's approach to border security and immigration than they do former President Joe Biden's, according to new polling data. The... Read More.

Nation’s first primary states to begin early voting

Saturday, February 7 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Early voting has begun or is about to begin in states with the earliest 2026 midterm election primaries. Illinois, North Carolina, Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi... Read More.

Vermont EV buses prove unreliable for transportation this winter

Saturday, February 7 by The Center Square

Electric buses are proving unreliable this winter for Vermont's Green Mountain Transit, as it needs to be over 41 degrees for the buses to charge, but due to a battery recall the buses are a fire hazard and can't be charged in a garage. ... Read More.

Idaho has least childcare regulations, Vermont the most out of the 50 states

Saturday, February 7 by The Center Square

Idaho ranks as the freest of the 50 states when it comes to childcare regulations, while Vermont is the least free, according to a new report from the Archbridge Institute. ... Read More.

Author: The Center Square

War Department cuts ties with Harvard, others under review

Lawmakers discuss next steps after Maxwell pleads the Fifth in deposition

Dozens arrested during ongoing unrest in Minneapolis

Despite vast elderly population, Florida lags other states in stopping Medicaid fraud

Everyday Economics: Cooling jobs, a cautious Fed, and a housing recovery that needs confidence

Fierce races to determine control of Congress

11 of 37 Mexican nationals extradited to U.S. being prosecuted in Texas

Poll: Majority prefer Trump’s immigration policies over Biden’s

Nation’s first primary states to begin early voting

Vermont EV buses prove unreliable for transportation this winter

Idaho has least childcare regulations, Vermont the most out of the 50 states

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