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One year in: Reviewing Trump’s inaugural promises

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

One year ago Tuesday, President Donald Trump told the nation its "golden age" had arrived, promising to spend his second term restoring stability at home and abroad through deportations, tariffs, and cutting government waste. ... Read More.

Report: Americans pay for 96% of Trump’s foreign tariffs

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

New research shows Americans are paying almost the entire cost of President Donald Trump's tariffs, directly challenging the his repeated assertion that foreign nations absorb the burden. Nearly all... Read More.

Advocates celebrate MLK Day, slam Trump administration

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

Across the country, community leaders gathered to celebrate the life and legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday. Some leaders took the opportunity to... Read More.

Exclusive: St. Paul church congregant says ‘we were surrounded’

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

A member of Cities Church said protesters who disrupted a Sunday morning service in St. Paul were seated throughout the congregation before the service began. Caleb Phillips, speaking with... Read More.

European nations join together to oppose Trump’s plans for Greenland

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

U.S. allies in Europe are banding together against President Donald Trump's ultimatum: tax imported goods from their countries unless Denmark surrenders control of strategically important Greenland. Trump said that... Read More.

DOJ investigating anti-ICE protest at St. Paul church

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating a protest that disrupted a Sunday morning church service in Minnesota. Video posted by Black Lives Matter Minnesota, one of... Read More.

Use of Army troops not appearing imminent

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

Amid mentions by the president, use of active-duty Army troops on American soil to quell unrest via an 1807 federal law hasn't taken place since verdicts announced in 1992 following the beating of Rodney King. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: An uneven economy, stabilizing housing, why measurement matters

Monday, January 19 by The Center Square

The week ahead begins with Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a moment that invites reflection not only on civil rights, but on how economic systems function - and malfunction - when opportunity is unevenly distributed. That reflection is not merely philosophical. A substantial body... Read More.

Author: The Center Square

One year in: Reviewing Trump’s inaugural promises

Report: Americans pay for 96% of Trump’s foreign tariffs

Advocates celebrate MLK Day, slam Trump administration

Exclusive: St. Paul church congregant says ‘we were surrounded’

European nations join together to oppose Trump’s plans for Greenland

DOJ investigating anti-ICE protest at St. Paul church

Use of Army troops not appearing imminent

Everyday Economics: An uneven economy, stabilizing housing, why measurement matters

U.S. Supreme Court to hear Second Amendment case Tuesday

Trump’s health plan could save billions or add billions

SCOTUS to hear Fed firing case Wednesday

Committee highlights failures of Afghan vetting, as funding for refugees in limbo

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