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San Francisco sued over reparations fund for Black residents

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

A lawsuit is challenging a San Francisco ordinance that establishes a reparations fund for Black residents. The ordinance, signed in December by San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, a Democrat,... Read More.

Exclusive: Report says Arizona could save billions of dollars if fewer people smoked

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

A new report shows Arizona could save billions of dollars if it lowered the number of residents who smoke. Common Sense Institute Arizona released a report on Wednesday morning... Read More.

Valero begins shuttering Bay Area refinery, will import fuels

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

A Valero Energy refinery in the Bay Area that provides about 9% of California's gasoline supply began shutting down at the end of January, earlier than some anticipated, with potential knock-on effects on gas and motor fuels prices in Nevada, Arizona and other western... Read More.

U.S. adds 130,000 jobs in January, unemployment 4.3%, defying expectations

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

The U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in January, according to new data released from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The addition of jobs marks a significant upward shift from... Read More.

Airspace around El Paso reopened following abrupt closure

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

All flights in and out of El Paso, Texas, have resumed after the Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights, issuing a no-fly zone in the region late Tuesday evening. ... Read More.

FBI warrant called ‘recycled election conspiracy theories’

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

A search warrant for the Fulton County Election Board offices is part of a plan to "dramatically remake" elections, said Lauren Groh-Wargo, CEO of Fair Fight Action. The FBI... Read More.

Agency heads stand by immigration enforcement efforts

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

Federal immigration enforcement agency heads defended their leadership and touted agency accomplishments under the Trump administration, while congressional Republicans and Democrats painted very different pictures of those efforts. On... Read More.

Puyallup teen wrestler claims school ignored her claim of sex assault by male opponent

Wednesday, February 11 by The Center Square

The office of Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank and the Puyallup School District confirmed Tuesday they are conducting an investigation into an alleged sexual assault against a female Puyallup high school wrestler. ... Read More.

Exclusive: Teachers forced to un-teach social media claims

Tuesday, February 10 by The Center Square

Teachers across the country say social media misinformation is affecting instruction, with many spending class time correcting inaccurate details students learned online, according to a new national survey exclusively given to The Center Square. ... Read More.

Trump’s proposed firing rule could save taxpayers $6.1 million yearly

Tuesday, February 10 by The Center Square

The Trump administration proposed a rule on Tuesday to change the appeals process when a federal employee is fired, with possible savings of $6.1 million for taxpayers. ... Read More.

‘Very selfish’: EU sanctions on Russia fertilizer will weaken U.S., food security

Tuesday, February 10 by The Center Square

Sanctions the European Union is attempting to put on Russian fertilizer to punish the country's invasion of Ukraine will unintentionally weaken the United States, hurt American farmers and families, and harm developing countries, according to a former ambassador. ... Read More.

Seattle’s FIFA World Cup 2026 windfall: Opportunities and risks

Tuesday, February 10 by The Center Square

There is no doubt that Seattle's hosting of six matches this summer as part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup will have a major economic impact on the city and surrounding areas. ... Read More.

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