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Groups laud ‘historic’ ruling halting Big Bend border wall construction

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

Advocates who sued the Trump administration are lauding what they say is an historic ruling by a federal judge to halt Big Bend border wall construction and waivers of laws. ... Read More.

Report: Taxpayers lose $500B annually to fraud as states resist oversight

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

Fraud could cost federal taxpayers as much as $521 billion annually, according to a Foundation for Government Accountability report citing a federal estimate. The report estimates that... Read More.

Trump order temporarily expands use of dyed diesel nationwide

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday ordered expanded access to the tax-exempt, dyed diesel fuel typically used to power heavy agricultural and construction equipment operated off public roads. At... Read More.

Congressional candidate opposes data centers despite previous vote for tax break

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

An Arizona candidate in a key congressional race has expressed opposition to data centers being built in his district, even though as a state legislator, he voted for giving the centers a tax break that cost millions of dollars of taxpayers' money. Former state... Read More.

Whitmer’s six-day Europe trip cost $180,000, records show

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer spent approximately $180,000 on a six-day trip to Europe in June, including expenses for her delegation and advance personnel, averaging nearly $30,000 per day. This... Read More.

Fort Hood jihadst shooter to be executed by U.S. Army firing squad

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

An Islamic terrorist who went on a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009, will be executed by a U.S. Army firing squad, the Trump administration has confirmed. ... Read More.

Report: U.S. college unintentionally advanced Chinese surveillance machine

Tuesday, October 6 by The Center Square

A research partnership between China and the University of Wisconsin unintentionally helped to advance the Chinese surveillance machine and control system, a new report from Strategy Risks says. Director... Read More.

Alleged unregistered agent of China set to appear in court

Monday, October 5 by The Center Square

An Irvine, Calif. woman accused of operating as an unregistered agent for China was scheduled to appear for arraignment in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles Monday - one day after being arrested by the FBI at Los Angeles International Airport. ... Read More.

Advocates divided on Supreme Court climate change outcome

Monday, October 5 by The Center Square

Advocates and legal analysts are divided on the potential outcome of the U.S. Supreme Court's pivotal climate change case. Justices on the nation's highest court heard arguments Monday in... Read More.

Trade office review doesn’t ask what tariffs cost Americans

Monday, October 5 by The Center Square

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative opened public comment Monday on the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement without asking what tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods have cost American importers or consumers. ... Read More.

Climate counsel aims for tobacco-level attorney fees

Monday, October 5 by The Center Square

(Legal Newsline) - When the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments starting Monday in a high-profile case testing whether state and local governments can sue oil companies over climate change, the lawyer at the podium won't be from the county or city governments that brought... Read More.

Congress faces tight government funding deadline upon November return

Monday, October 5 by The Center Square

Four days into fiscal year 2027, Congress is already behind schedule on funding the government for the next 12 months. Lawmakers punted the Oct. 1 government shutdown deadline to... Read More.

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