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New Jersey sued over ICE mask ban

Thursday, April 30 by The Center Square

The Trump administration is taking New Jersey Gov. Mikkie Sherrill to federal court over newly signed legislation banning ICE agents from wearing masks during immigration operations in the state. ... Read More.

Massive drug busts in California, Texas, enough to kill more than 32.7 million people

Thursday, April 30 by The Center Square

Massive drug busts are continuing along the southwest border primarily in California and Texas. In roughly a dozen stops this month federal agents seized enough cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine to kill more than 32.7 million people. ... Read More.

Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern submit new merger application

Thursday, April 30 by The Center Square

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern on Thursday submitted a new merger application to the U.S. Surface Transportation Board that would create the country's first transcontinental railroad. The $85 billion... Read More.

Mills drops out of Maine U.S. Senate race

Thursday, April 30 by The Center Square

Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced she would suspend her campaign in the race for U.S. Senate on Thursday. Mills was one of the top contenders for the Democratic nomination... Read More.

House passes funding for ICE, CBP, tees up DHS reopening

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

The U.S. House of Representatives, in a 215-211 vote, approved on Wednesday night a budget resolution that would fund immigration enforcement until the end of President Donald Trump's administration and set up a route to reopen the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. ... Read More.

Florida poised to flip 4 U.S. House seats with new map

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

Florida is poised to flip four seats in the U.S. House of Representatives to Republican following Wednesday's approval in a special session of the Legislature. Second-term Republican Gov. Ron... Read More.

Energy industry insiders advise lawmakers on supporting AI growth, protecting ratepayers

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

Energy industry experts testified before Congress about what lawmakers should include in legislation looking to support the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence while protecting ratepayers from affected energy costs. ... Read More.

WATCH: Students see tuition as a good investment despite loan debt, survey says

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

Federal student loan debt is nearing $1.7 trillion, as more than 70% of graduates are not working in their degree field. Yet 72% of students across the U.S. believe their college tuition is a good investment, according to a new WalletHub survey. ... Read More.

California congressman slams nation’s ‘gerrymandering war’

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

A California member of Congress opposes what he calls the "gerrymandering war" that has broken out across the country. Speaking to reporters Wednesday afternoon during a media call, U.S.... Read More.

Hegseth pledges housing fix after $2.6 billion used for warrior bonuses

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pledged Wednesday to work with Congress to fix a shortfall in military housing allowances, but the Pentagon's own budget documents show no plan to restore $2.6 billion that was redirected from a housing fund to pay Christmas bonuses to service... Read More.

Feds charge Sinaloa governor, others with running drugs to US

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

Federal prosecutors on Wednesday unsealed charges against the sitting governor of Mexico's Sinaloa state and nine other current and former officials, alleging they took millions of dollars in cartel bribes in exchange for helping flood the United States with fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine. ... Read More.

House passes three-year spy powers extension with crypto amendment

Wednesday, April 29 by The Center Square

The U.S. House of Representatives, in a 235-191 vote Wednesday, passed a measure to extend the spy powers of the federal government for another three years. Because of an amendment added to the bill that would prevent the creation of a central bank digital... Read More.

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