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Powell out, Warsh in as new chair of Federal Reserve

Friday, May 22 by The Center Square

Kevin Warsh, an economist and former member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, is now chair of the central bank, replacing longtime chair, Jerome Powell. Warsh was sworn... Read More.

Nessel pushes back as Trump administration extends order keeping coal plant open

Friday, May 22 by The Center Square

The Trump administration has again extended its emergency order keeping a west Michigan coal plant operating. U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright issued a fifth emergency order earlier this week... Read More.

Bipartisan praise for federal charges in Minnesota fraud cases

Friday, May 22 by The Center Square

Minnesota officials are applauding after federal prosecutors announced sweeping fraud charges against 15 people accused of stealing more than $90 million from state-managed Medicaid programs. The charges, Read More.

Congress rejects Trump’s proposed NASA budget cuts

Friday, May 22 by The Center Square

House lawmakers advanced a spending bill rejecting President Donald Trump's proposed cuts to NASA, keeping the agency's budget flat at $24.4 billion. The White House requested $18.8 billion for... Read More.

The future of American troops in Europe; Iran lead Rubio’s meeting with NATO

Friday, May 22 by The Center Square

Defense spending, troop placement and Iran took center stage during a meeting between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and NATO leaders on Friday in Sweden. Rubio addressed the strained... Read More.

Tennessee congressman files articles of impeachment against Roberts

Friday, May 22 by The Center Square

U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tennessee, filed six articles of impeachment against U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Roberts, saying Roberts's leadership is marked by "arbitrary, unexplained, and inconsistent decisions." The... Read More.

Board suspends Camp Mystic co-owner’s nursing license

Thursday, May 21 by The Center Square

The Texas Board of Nursing has suspended the nursing license of Mary Liz Eastland, a co-owner of Camp Mystic, the flooded all-girls camp in Hunt, Texas, where she was listed as the registered nurse, supervising nurse, camp nurse and chief health officer. ... Read More.

Deadline approaches for $1 million school choice award

Thursday, May 21 by The Center Square

The June 1 deadline for a $1 million Yass Prize school choice award is approaching, and education providers nationwide are encouraged to apply. The Yass Prize has... Read More.

Watchdog says Biden Education Department defied court order on Title IX enforcement

Thursday, May 21 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Education still has not released a final investigative report about allegations that the Biden administration ignored federal court orders on Title IX enforcement. Empower Oversight... Read More.

Congress skips town without passing $72B immigration enforcement bill

Thursday, May 21 by The Center Square

In an epic breakdown of negotiations, Congress is leaving town without voting on Republicans' roughly $72 billion budget reconciliation bill. Senate Republicans ultimately deadlocked Thursday over whether to include... Read More.

EPA slashes regulations on refrigerants finalized during Biden-era

Thursday, May 21 by The Center Square

The Environmental Protection Agency is slashing some regulations on refrigerants finalized in the Biden-era in an effort it says will reduce grocery costs for Americans and compliance costs for businesses. ... Read More.

Mace amendment would spare Democrats she targeted

Thursday, May 21 by The Center Square

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., introduced a constitutional amendment requiring natural-born citizenship for members of Congress and federal judges, sparing the Democrats she targeted while potentially affecting several Republicans. The... Read More.

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