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Dalilah’s Law clears House Transportation & Infrastructure

Wednesday, March 18 by The Center Square

Dalilah's Law, the federal proposal Republicans say is strengthening highway road safety for big rigs, on Wednesday cleared the Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure in the U.S. House of Representatives. ... Read More.

New ads defend GOP attorneys general in ESG lawsuit fight

Wednesday, March 18 by The Center Square

A conservative advocacy group is launching new ads in two states defending Republican attorneys general involved in a lawsuit targeting major Wall Street firms. Consumers' Defense said the ads... Read More.

Senators grill Mullin on DHS nomination, past comments

Wednesday, March 18 by The Center Square

U.S. senators exchanged sharp, personal barbs Wednesday with Markwayne Mullin, nominee for secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. U.S. Sen. Mullin, R-Okla., was nominated by President Donald... Read More.

Illinois candidates win party nominations for U.S. House

Wednesday, March 18 by The Center Square

Voters in all 17 of Illinois U.S. House districts went to the polls to vote in primary elections on Tuesday. The candidates will head to a general election on... Read More.

Heat wave strikes Southwest amid record March highs

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

Temperatures well into the 90s - and beyond - are expected from Los Angeles to Denver this week as record highs are felt across the Southwest. Experts cautioned people... Read More.

Lines grow at California airports during funding debate

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

Catching a flight? Expect long lines, depending on the time and airport. Due to a partial federal government shutdown involving the Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration workers... Read More.

Arizona Attorney General files criminal charges against Kalshi

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

A federally-regulated prediction markets platform called criminal charges filed against the company in Arizona "seriously flawed." Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed criminal charges against the companies behind the... Read More.

Bill would block transgender women from women’s spaces

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

A California legislator's new bill aims to keep transgender women out of women's restrooms and locker rooms. Assembly Bill 1998 was introduced by Assemblywoman Leticia Castillo, R-Corona,... Read More.

Kennedy to appeal judge’s ruling on national childhood vaccine policy

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

The Department of Health and Human Services plans to appeal a judge's temporary injunction to change the national childhood vaccine policy. On Monday, Judge Brian Murphy of the U.S.... Read More.

WATCH: Trump disappointed in NATO decision, one U.S. ‘will remember’

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump expressed disappointment Tuesday over NATO allies' refusal to send ships to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway under threat from Iran. Trump had... Read More.

Religious Liberty Commission doesn’t protect religious liberty, critics argue

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

The Department of Justice's Religious Liberty Commission doesn't promote or protect religious liberty, including of its own members, two former members argue. A group of diverse faith leaders have also sued the commission arguing its creation was illegal and its membership is unlawfully biased. ... Read More.

JD Vance remains Republicans’ top pick for 2028

Tuesday, March 17 by The Center Square

Vice President JD Vance remains the favored candidate among Republicans and right-leaning independents for the next presidential primary, though Secretary of State Marco Rubio moved up in a new The Center Square Voters' Voice Poll. ... Read More.

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