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ACA premiums projected to rise 26% in 2026, far above U.S. inflation

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

Affordable Care Act health insurance premiums are expected to rise about 26% in 2026, the biggest increase in eight years and much higher than overall U.S. inflation. New industry... Read More.

Michigan law firm sued over alleged racial bias in diversity scholarships

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

Two groups have sued a Michigan law firm for operating scholarships they allege are “racially discriminatory.” Do No Harm, a national anti-DEI policy advocacy group, and the American Alliance... Read More.

DHS launches new initiative to crack down on student visa fraud

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched a new initiative to crack down on student visa fraud. It’s launched a new online tool through its Study in... Read More.

ICE, Border Patrol agents experience historic surge of vehicular attacks this year

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

A surge in targeted vehicular attacks against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol officers have occurred this year “driven by hateful rhetoric from sanctuary politicians, leftist activists, and the mainstream media,” the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday. ... Read More.

Poll: Americans support eliminating Department of Education

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

A new national poll reveals strong American voter support for eliminating the U.S. Department of Education. The survey by the nonprofit Yes. Every Kid Foundation, released earlier this... Read More.

As pennies disappear, businesses turn to hoarding, rounding

Tuesday, November 18 by The Center Square

Americans can continue to spend pennies, but few businesses are giving them back as the coin's 232-year run comes to an end. Some businesses have been preparing for months,... Read More.

Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins defends Epstein ‘no’ vote

Tuesday, November 18 by The Center Square

Republican Rep. Clay Higgins of Lafayette, the only House lawmaker who voted against releasing documents associated with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Tuesday, said the legislation will hurt people who are named in the documents but did nothing wrong. ... Read More.

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ACA premiums projected to rise 26% in 2026, far above U.S. inflation

Michigan law firm sued over alleged racial bias in diversity scholarships

DHS launches new initiative to crack down on student visa fraud

ICE, Border Patrol agents experience historic surge of vehicular attacks this year

Poll: Americans support eliminating Department of Education

As pennies disappear, businesses turn to hoarding, rounding

Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins defends Epstein ‘no’ vote

U.S. Senate passes bill to release Epstein files, heads to Trump’s desk

Abbott designates Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR as foreign terrorist organizations

Judge blocks feds from freezing California education funding

Texas appealing El Paso court ruling against new congressional maps

Senate gears up for Epstein vote

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