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December job openings lowest in five years

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

Despite several quarters of strong GDP growth, job openings continued trending downward in December to an estimated 6.5 million - the lowest number in five years and about 1 million less than a year ago. ... Read More.

Trump admin moves to more easily fire federal workers

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

The Trump administration finalized a rule on Thursday that would make it easier to fire an estimated 50,000 federal employees. The Office of Personnel Management published its... Read More.

Trump’s call for federal oversight intensifies clash over Michigan elections

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

As the 2026 election season ramps up, tensions are rising over oversight of Michigan's elections as state and federal leaders clash over election integrity. President Donald Trump this week... Read More.

California attorney general cites success in tackling fraud

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

California has recovered nearly $2.7 billion in taxpayers' money since 2016 through fraud investigations, lawsuits and persecutions, state Attorney General Rob Bonta said Thursday. Bonta cited that number and... Read More.

Legal scholars clash over climate lawsuits against energy companies

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

A panel of legal scholars and lawyers argued Thursday over what a growing wave of climate lawsuits really represents: a legitimate use of courts to resolve alleged harms and costs tied to emissions, or an attempt to shift climate policymaking from elected branches to... Read More.

‘Ridiculous:’ Republicans reject Dems’ 10 demands for DHS reforms

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

With a partial shutdown looming, U.S. lawmakers have eight days to broker a deal on the Department of Homeland Security's annual budget. Progress, however, remains elusive as Republicans have... Read More.

Bessent spars with lawmakers over tariffs, Trump lawsuits

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

Lawmakers grilled Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the Trump administration's tariff policies and high profile lawsuits in the administration. Bessent, speaking before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs... Read More.

Poll: Americans say cutting government spending is best way to reduce debt

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

A majority of Americans say cutting government spending is the best way to lower debt and costs, a new poll from the National Taxpayers Union found. The nationwide Read More.

Minnesota protest investigations spark free speech debate

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

As the Trump administration moves forward with investigations around protests in Minneapolis, free speech groups are raising red flags. Aaron Terr, director of public advocacy at the Foundation for... Read More.

Routh sentenced to life in prison for assassination attempt on Trump

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

Ryan Routh, the North Carolina native who lived in Hawaii, has been sentenced to life in prison on conviction of going to Florida attempting to kill Donald Trump on the 2024 presidential campaign trail. ... Read More.

EXCLUSIVE: 5 largest U.S. cities don’t have enough money to pay bills: report

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

The five largest cities in the United States, all led by Democrats, did not have enough money to pay their bills in 2024, according to a new Truth in Accounting report first provided to The Center Square. ... Read More.

INVESTIGATION: Wisconsin university closes DEI unit but keeps most staff working on equity issues

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

After concerns were raised about spending on DEI, the University of Wisconsin-Madison shuttered a department but kept most of the staff and their titles working on equity issues, an investigation by The Center Square found. ... Read More.

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