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Supreme Court could rule on Trump’s tariff authority Friday

Thursday, January 8 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court could issue a landmark ruling Friday on President Donald Trump's authority to use tariffs, potentially reshaping presidential power. Alan Morrison, a law professor at The... Read More.

Arraignment postponed for Nick Reiner in murder trial

Thursday, January 8 by The Center Square

Nick Reiner, charged with murdering his parents Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, saw his arraignment postponed Wednesday after his second appearance in a downtown Los Angeles court. The... Read More.

Court halts injunction on California gender secrecy policy

Wednesday, January 7 by The Center Square

In Mirabelli v. Bonta, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit granted California's emergency motion for a freeze, temporarily suspending a class-wide permanent injunction against the state's gender secrecy policies in public schools. ... Read More.

Witnesses: Minnesota agencies suppressed fraud reports, intimidated whistleblowers

Wednesday, January 7 by The Center Square

Officials within the administration of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz enabled some of the state's now estimated $9 billion in taxpayeer-funded social services fraud by suppressing some fraud reports, retaliating against whistleblowers and changing protocols to mask criminal behavior., Republican Minnesota state lawmakers testified at... Read More.

Flags lowered on anniversary of Palisades, Eaton fires

Wednesday, January 7 by The Center Square

California Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered flags lowered to half-staff Wednesday for all state buildings on the one-year anniversary of the devastating Los Angeles County wildfires. Newsom's proclamation for a... Read More.

Federal funding bill decreases spending, limits firing power

Wednesday, January 7 by The Center Square

The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to pass a funding bill on Thursday that would take a step toward averting a partial government shutdown at the end of the month and limit the ability to fire federal workers. ... Read More.

Feds freeze $10B in aid to Colorado, four other states

Wednesday, January 7 by The Center Square

The Trump administration froze certain federal funding to Colorado this week amid growing national concerns about fraud in government-funded programs. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services made... Read More.

Republicans go on attack in hearing over $9 billion of social services fraud

Wednesday, January 7 by The Center Square

Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and the state attorney general were either "complicit" in the now-estimated $9 billion of social services fraud that has taken place in the state in recent years or "asleep at the wheel," according to Republican Rep. James Comer, R-Ky. ... Read More.

Supreme Court could rule on Trump’s tariff authority Friday

Arraignment postponed for Nick Reiner in murder trial

Court halts injunction on California gender secrecy policy

Witnesses: Minnesota agencies suppressed fraud reports, intimidated whistleblowers

Flags lowered on anniversary of Palisades, Eaton fires

Federal funding bill decreases spending, limits firing power

Feds freeze $10B in aid to Colorado, four other states

Trump admin dietary guidelines prioritize protein, avoid added sugars

State leaders slam $10 billion child care freeze, promise action

GOP lawmaker calls for U.S. to destroy more drug cartels

U.S. seizes two ‘sanctioned’ ships

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