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House Republicans summon Jack Smith for closed-door interview

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

The House Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena for a closed-door interview with former special counsel Jack Smith, the prosecutor who investigated President Donald Trump during Joe Biden's presidency. The... Read More.

Democrats reject idea of constitutional amendment mandating balanced budgets

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

In light of the nation's $38 trillion national debt, U.S. House lawmakers met Wednesday to discuss ways to structure a constitutional amendment mandating that Congress pass deficit-neutral budgets. The... Read More.

Mayor near Grand Canyon awaits impact of new tourism rule

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

A mayor in Arizona is taking a wait-and-see approach on how the Trump administration's fee hike for international tourists will affect her small town near the Grand Canyon. Last... Read More.

Pro-life group criticizes judge for blocking defunding of Planned Parenthood again

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

A federal judge has blocked the latest effort by the Trump administration to cut Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, drawing criticism from national pro-life leaders who say the ruling goes against the will of voters and Congress. ... Read More.

Michigan farms supply Christmas trees nationwide, including to the White House

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

As the holiday season ramps up, Michigan stands as one of the country's leading Christmas tree producers. This year, the multimillion-dollar holiday industry will supply about 2 million fresh... Read More.

With holiday season underway, temporary workers notified they don’t have to join a union

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

With a busy holiday season underway, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation is notifying temporary workers that they don't have to join a union. It published... Read More.

Facing appeals loss, activists withdraw suit that had frozen ICE

Wednesday, December 3 by The Center Square

After winning a court order essentially forbidding federal immigration agents from responding with force against so-called "protestors" interfering with ICE operations and threatening federal agents in Illinois, attorneys representing journalists and anti-ICE activists have now decided to pull the plug on their lawsuit, rather... Read More.

House Republicans summon Jack Smith for closed-door interview

Democrats reject idea of constitutional amendment mandating balanced budgets

Mayor near Grand Canyon awaits impact of new tourism rule

Michigan farms supply Christmas trees nationwide, including to the White House

With holiday season underway, temporary workers notified they don’t have to join a union

Facing appeals loss, activists withdraw suit that had frozen ICE

Abbott asks Treasury Department to suspend Islam group’s tax-exempt status

Controversial Vietnamese film being considered for Oscars

Survey: Teachers concerned about AI’s impact on students

Los Angeles County board votes to ban masks for ICE officers

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