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Voters want sweeping changes to address government fraud

Thursday, March 26 by The Center Square

Voters are concerned about government fraud and want to see lawmakers make sweeping changes, pass new laws and open new investigations to address the longstanding problem at the local, state and federal levels. ... Read More.

Hearing held on constitutional protections, limitations against sanctuary policies

Thursday, March 26 by The Center Square

The U.S. Senate Judiciary held a hearing Wednesday, arguing over whether the federal government can force local law enforcement to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Multiple American citizen deaths... Read More.

Renewed calls for Trump to help free Texan languishing in Mexican prison

Thursday, March 26 by The Center Square

Dennis Coyle, an American researcher from Colorado, arrived in San Antonio, Texas, Wednesday and was reunited with his family after being held by the Taliban for more than a year in Afghanistan. ... Read More.

Phoenix renames Cesar Chavez Day, imposes limits on ICE

Thursday, March 26 by The Center Square

Editor's note: This story has been updated with the Phoenix City Council vote on U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement activities. The Phoenix City Council voted unanimously Wednesday afternoon to... Read More.

Gas prices approach $4 a gallon in U.S., $6 in California

Wednesday, March 25 by The Center Square

The average U.S. gallon of gas neared $4 on Wednesday as California closed in on $6, with prices fueled by the uncertainty around the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran. With... Read More.

Congress requests documents after reports on California hospice fraud

Wednesday, March 25 by The Center Square

A California legislator's investigation into hospice fraud in the Los Angeles area shows that almost 300 licensed hospice providers are tied to a small number of addresses. The probe,... Read More.

California, Arizona work on removing Cesar Chavez’s name

Wednesday, March 25 by The Center Square

California and Arizona are moving quickly with bipartisan, widespread and emotional support to take once revered labor leader Cesar Chavez's name and likeness off holidays, schools, streets and facilities after allegations of rape. ... Read More.

Maryland climate ruling tees up U.S. Supreme Court case

Wednesday, March 25 by The Center Square

The Maryland Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, rejected a lawsuit on Tuesday by climate activists seeking damages from energy companies over their perceived contributions to climate change. The judges specifically referenced an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case on a similar topic. ... Read More.

Voters want sweeping changes to address government fraud

Hearing held on constitutional protections, limitations against sanctuary policies

Renewed calls for Trump to help free Texan languishing in Mexican prison

Phoenix renames Cesar Chavez Day, imposes limits on ICE

Gas prices approach $4 a gallon in U.S., $6 in California

Congress requests documents after reports on California hospice fraud

California, Arizona work on removing Cesar Chavez’s name

Maryland climate ruling tees up U.S. Supreme Court case

IL committee advances speaker’s bill to restrict federal detention centers

Poll: 70% of Americans support in-person requirement for abortion pills

Trump admin says Iran peace talks ‘ongoing’ as ground forces head to region

Schumer throws wrench into bipartisan plan to reopen DHS

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