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Pressure mounting on Cuban regime as Raul Castro indicted in U.S.

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

"We have Cuba on our minds," President Donald Trump told reporters following the indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro Wednesday. The U.S. has been turning up the heat... Read More.

Election 2026: Whatley gets another breath of Trump tailwind

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Needing a lift as polls favor his opponent, Republican Michael Whatley on Tuesday got another breath of tailwind from the White House. Candidates endorsed by second-term Republican President Donald... Read More.

Costco suit highlights gaps in $166B tariff refund process

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Warehouse retailer Costco Wholesale asked a federal judge to dismiss a proposed class-action lawsuit seeking consumer tariff refunds, saying the claims are premature and meritless, the latest sign that the $166 billion International Emergency Economic Powers Act tariff refund process could become the administrative... Read More.

Support swells across the aisle for $580B BUILD America 250 Act

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Five-year plans for American roads, bridges, transit, rail transportation, and highway and motor carrier safety programs reaches an 18-month crescendo Thursday with a committee markup of the $580 billion BUILD America 250 Act. ... Read More.

Revised bipartisan housing bill passes U.S. House, one step closer to becoming law

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed its revised version of the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, sending the bipartisan legislation meant to address the housing crisis over to the Senate for approval. ... Read More.

Nesbitt asks DOJ to investigate Whitmer’s ties to grant scandal

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Michigan Senate Republican Leader Aric Nesbitt is calling for a federal investigation into Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's connections to former ally and donor Fay Beydoun following criminal charges tied to a $20 million taxpayer-funded state grant. ... Read More.

Senate Republicans’ rebellion in War Powers Resolution vote could sway House vote

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

In a remarkable rebuke of the Trump administration's mission against Iran, the U.S. Senate narrowly advanced a War Powers Resolution when a handful of Republicans joined Democrats in a 50-47 vote. ... Read More.

Cassidy breaks with Trump on Iran, spending after reelection defeat

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., broke with President Donald Trump on multiple fronts this week after losing his reelection bid, including joining a Senate vote Tuesday to advance a measure aimed at ending U.S. military action against Iran. ... Read More.

Nashville, state spent billions of taxpayer funds drawing Super Bowl

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Tennessee already has granted $10.8 million of taxpayer money from its special events fund toward luring Super Bowl LXIV in 2030 to Nashville in additional to the $500 million in state funding and $3.1 billion estimated tax capture to build new Nissan Stadium. ... Read More.

Legal analysts applaud yet are skeptical of American Bar Association’s DEI elimination

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Some education experts see the American Bar Association's recent vote to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion accreditation requirement for law schools as significant, while others say it is only significant if the accreditor follows through on completely removing the ideology that "narrows discourse"... Read More.

Workers say mass Spirit Airlines layoffs violate federal law

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

Six former Spirit Airlines employees, including five Florida residents, have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that the Florida company's worker layoffs violate a federal law mandating a 60-day notice prior to such terminations. ... Read More.

Bill that tried to kill secret agreements with your tax dollars now faces its own silent death

Wednesday, May 20 by The Center Square

It's costing taxpayers at least $1.1 billion, but there's only so much lawmakers are allowing the public to know about the California Capitol Annex Project. The project has been... Read More.

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