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Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies at 84

Tuesday, February 17 by The Center Square

Jesse Jackson's family says the civil rights leader, former presidential candidate and Rainbow/PUSH coalition founder was a servant leader. In a statement, his family said Jackson died peacefully Tuesday morning at the age of 84. ... Read More.

Schumer bill would give pride flag federal protections

Tuesday, February 17 by The Center Square

New York Sen. Chuck Schumer has filed a bill to give the pride flag the same legal standing as the U.S. flag and military banners. The proposal, which faces... Read More.

Americans paying bulk of Trump’s tariffs as ruling awaits

Tuesday, February 17 by The Center Square

Americans are picking up the cost of President Donald Trump's tariffs, according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Trump boosted import duties in 2025... Read More.

Jesse Jackson, 84, dies

Tuesday, February 17 by The Center Square

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, instrumental in civil rights advocacy after the death of the Rev. Martin Luther King, has died at his Chicago home. He was 84. ... Read More.

Pasadena, Altadena continue recovery after 2025 Eaton Fire

Monday, February 16 by The Center Square

Many people in the Pasadena area are going to need more time to recover from last year's devastating Eaton Fire. Rick Cole, a Pasadena City Council member, said most... Read More.

Minneapolis seeks federal aid as Operation Metro Surge ends

Monday, February 16 by The Center Square

As Operation Metro Surge is expected to wind down in the coming week, the City of Minneapolis is seeking financial assistance from the federal government to address mounting impacts. ... Read More.

Ongoing smuggling operations continue at U.S.-Canada border

Monday, February 16 by The Center Square

Ongoing smuggling operations continue at the U.S.-Canada border. After alleged offenders are arrested and charged by federal immigration officers, they are being indicted and prosecuted, with recent announcement occurring in Vermont and upstate New York. ... Read More.

Groups call on Canada to safeguard national security, combat expansive crime

Monday, February 16 by The Center Square

Two Canadian groups have called on the Canadian government to strengthen border security, highlighting failures to crack down on drug trafficking and illicit trade. While the U.S. and Canada... Read More.

Everyday Economics: The jobs report mirage: Hiring looks fine until revisions hit

Sunday, February 15 by The Center Square

Last week's jobs report said the U.S. added 130,000 jobs in January. But the more consequential news landed in the fine print: the Bureau of Labor Statistics' annual benchmark revision drastically rewrote 2025. Payroll growth for 2025 was revised down from +584,000 to +181,000... Read More.

This family business paid $200,000 in tariffs last year, but won’t cut corners

Sunday, February 15 by The Center Square

La Tienda has been delivering the best of Spanish cuisine to Americans for three decades, but the task has become more expensive after President Donald Trump's tariffs. Last year,... Read More.

27 members of TdA, anti-Tren members charged in New York

Sunday, February 15 by The Center Square

An additional 27 members of Venezuelan transnational criminal organizations, Tren de Aragua and its splinter faction, anti-Tren, have been indicted in New York in an ongoing prosecution of groups the Trump administration has designated as foreign terrorist organizations. ... Read More.

Report: ‘Lawfare’ used to enforce ‘woke’ policies outside legislative process

Saturday, February 14 by The Center Square

A new report released by Alliance for Consumers shows how the American Left has been pushing its agenda through what it calls "lawfare," enforcing "woke" mandates and policies via courtrooms, outside of the established legislative process. ... Read More.

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