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Gas prices top $4 for the first time in four years due to Iran conflict

Tuesday, March 31 by The Center Square

Gas prices topped $4 nationally on Tuesday, March 31, according to fuel price trackers Gas Buddy and the AAA motor club. "Gasoline and diesel prices continue to climb to... Read More.

Advocates praise, criticize Supreme Court conversion therapy decision

Tuesday, March 31 by The Center Square

Advocates praised and criticized the U.S. Supreme Court's decision against a 2019 Colorado law banning conversion therapy. In an 8-1 decision on Tuesday, the court said Colorado's law goes... Read More.

Braswell Family Farms supplying White House eggs to roll 5th year in row

Tuesday, March 31 by The Center Square

Braswell Family Farms, from the Nash County community of Nashville, will add another chapter to North Carolina's historic ties to celebrations of faith at the White House. Trey Braswell... Read More.

U.S. Supreme Court rules against Colorado conversion therapy ban

Tuesday, March 31 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, ruled that a 2019 Colorado law banning conversion therapy violates the First Amendment. Justices on the court struck down the law... Read More.

Congressional Perks: U.S. senators spend big on checks to themselves, won’t share records

Tuesday, March 31 by The Center Square

Not all the money spent by U.S. senators' office expense accounts goes out the door. Millions of dollars circle right back - through checks payable to the senators themselves and some of their top staffers, an in-depth review of Congressional spending by The Center... Read More.

Hegseth, Caine do not rule out ‘boots on the ground’ in Iran

Tuesday, March 31 by The Center Square

The U.S. doubled down on calls to allied countries for help defending the Strait of Hormuz and did not rule out boots on the ground in Iran, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday. ... Read More.

U.S. reopens Venezuelan embassy after seven-year closure

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

The U.S. officially reopened its embassy in Caracas on Monday for the first time after its ousting of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The U.S. shuttered its Venezuelan embassy... Read More.

Vacationing lawmakers point fingers over DHS shutdown as Trump urges their return

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

On its 44th day, the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security is officially the longest government shutdown in American history. Lawmakers in both chambers of Congress, however, are... Read More.

Evers vetoes bill to opt Wisconsin into federal school tax credit program

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a bill that would have required the state to be part of the Federal Tax Credit Scholarship. Evers called the program a nationwide expansion... Read More.

Justice Department sues Minnesota over rules for girls sports

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

The U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division filed a lawsuit Monday against Minnesota, alleging the state's sports policies violate federal civil rights laws that protect against sex-based discrimination. Title... Read More.

TSA not ‘truly normal’ until Congress funds DHS, White House says

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

Lines at airports will not be "truly normal" until Congress agrees to fund the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said. Leavitt spoke at... Read More.

Tiffany joins Wisconsin lawmakers’ fight to end vehicle emissions testing

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

Wisconsin congressman and candidate for governor Tom Tiffany said Monday that he plans to work with the federal Environmental Protection Agency in an effort to change Clean Air Act rules and end emissions testing in Wisconsin, calling the program both costly and ineffective. ... Read More.

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