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Congressional Perks: Committees, caucuses cost $50 million since 2019

Friday, November 7 by The Center Square

Since 2019, partisan and special interest caucuses and coalitions in the U.S. House spent at least $50 million for staff, food, travel and other expenses, an investigation by The Center Square found. ... Read More.

FAA funding problems hit airports in California, elsewhere

Friday, November 7 by The Center Square

As Christine Finch helped her father, Graham Finch, gather his luggage at the San Francisco International Airport, she was worried about how flight delays caused by the federal shutdown would affect their travel plans. ... Read More.

Watchdog: Special interest group paid legislators’ $25,000 resort bill

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

A government watchdog group has filed ethics complaints against more than a dozen Democratic legislators in Colorado. Common Cause alleges the legislators had $25,000 in luxury resort expenses paid... Read More.

Evers, Grisham fly to Brazil for climate change summit as government remains shut down

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

In the midst of the ongoing government shutdown, a number of Democrat governors, mayors and other officials are flying to Brazil climate change convenings in Brazil. Founder and executive... Read More.

Upcoming mass flight cancellations worry U.S. air travelers

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

With dozens of major U.S. airports reducing their flight volumes starting Friday, travelers will see droves of flights cancelled nationwide for the duration of the ongoing government shutdown. Forty... Read More.

WATCH: Justice Kennedy talks about ‘Life, Law & Liberty’

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

It’s important to understand what the framers of the U.S. Constitution wrote and intended, but the U.S. Supreme Court’s work goes beyond that, according to a Reagan-appointed justice known for his tie-breaking votes. ... Read More.

Trump administration finds SNAP fraud

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

Amid the ongoing government shutdown, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking to root out fraud in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps. Steven Vaden,... Read More.

WATCH: Trump says tariffs may cost Americans ‘something’ but keep U.S. safe

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump said Thursday Americans should be thankful for his tariffs, which he said he has used to end wars that Americans would otherwise be fighting in. Trump's... Read More.

White House secures deal on weight loss drugs

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

The White House has secured another deal with major pharmaceutical companies, this time to offer popular weight loss drugs for less in some cases. On Thursday, the administration announced... Read More.

Poll: More voters feeling the impact of federal shutdown

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

As the federal government shutdown drags into its 37th day, more voters say they are feeling some impact. An equal number of voters also either blame Democrats or Republicans the most for the shutdown, according to polling from Napolitan News Service. ... Read More.

Medical schools to strengthen nutrition education after call from RFK Jr.

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

The Association of American Medical Colleges issued a call to action Thursday, seeking more robust nutrition education for doctors in training. AAMC's move comes after Health and Human Services... Read More.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces retirement

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

After serving in Congress for nearly 40 years, the California Democrat and former House Speaker, Rep. Nancy Pelosi announced her plan to retire at the end of her term. ... Read More.

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