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Federal judge tosses government lawsuits against Comey and James

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

A federal judge ruled against the administration twice Monday, throwing out its cases against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. U.S. District Judge... Read More.

Duffy, FAA say Thanksgiving holiday air travel should operate smoothly

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

As the Thanksgiving holiday travel rush begins, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is assuring air travelers that they likely will not face the mass delays and cancellations featured during the government shutdown. ... Read More.

Mosley: Report arrives at a turning point in gender ‘medical scandal’

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

In a room with a licensed doctor seeing a teenager or preteen and their parents, it is the child with mental health assessment minimized or omitted that leads decisions made because of “embodiment goals.” ... Read More.

Bills would end income tax on military’s pay and retirement

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

U.S. Rep. Abe Hamadeh, R-Arizona, has introduced bills to end the federal income tax on military pay and veterans’ retirement benefits. Hamadeh said he promised voters that he would... Read More.

Republican majority in U.S. House wobbles with MTG resignation

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

The early resignation of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., raises the stakes for U.S. House Republicans in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections – a fact Greene herself acknowledged Monday. ... Read More.

Report: Michigan wasted millions on deceased Medicaid enrollees

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

Michigan made $39.9 million in Medicaid payments to deceased enrollees over a two-year period a decade ago, with a total of $249 million spent across 14 states. This is... Read More.

Another cause of Thanksgiving/Black Friday stress? Lawsuits

Monday, November 24 by The Center Square

Though generally seen as a two-day holiday for eating and spending, Thanksgiving and Black Friday also present increased risks for lawsuits alleging anything from turkey explosions to shopping injuries. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: Rear-view jobs strength, forward-looking weakness in week ahead

Sunday, November 23 by The Center Square

The September jobs report was a look in the rear-view mirror in more ways than one. Because of the 43-day government shutdown, we didn’t get the numbers until late November – nearly two months after the data were collected. By then, the story on... Read More.

Poll: Majority of Americans still support legal immigration

Sunday, November 23 by The Center Square

A majority of Americans say that legal immigration is good for the United States, according to a new poll commissioned by The Center Square. The poll, conducted by RMG... Read More.

State officials urge Trump, Congress to address national debt

Sunday, November 23 by The Center Square

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and a coalition of state financial officers and lawmakers are urging Congress and President Donald Trump to address the national debt crisis before the nation's 250th birthday. ... Read More.

War Department, VA have highest number of unresolved recommendations from congressional watchdog

Saturday, November 22 by The Center Square

Of the 15 federal executive departments that compose the president’s Cabinet, the Departments of War and Veterans Affairs have the most unresolved, open recommendations for improvement from congressional watchdog, the Government Accountability Office. ... Read More.

Envelopes with white powder sent to two Texas ICE offices, no public threat

Saturday, November 22 by The Center Square

Texas remains ground zero for targeted attacks against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. In the past few months, ICE facilities in Texas have been the target of shootings, bomb threats and, now, mail with powder substances. ... Read More.

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