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Temporary protected status terminated for Yemen nationals

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

Yemeni nationals in the U.S. on temporary protective status will have 60 days to leave the country. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the termination of the... Read More.

Ford returning to the Middle East as tensions rise with Iran

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

A second aircraft carrier is en route to the Middle East as tensions build with Iran, according to multiple reports. The USS Gerald Ford, the newest and largest carrier... Read More.

Lemon faces federal arraignment today in St. Paul church protest case

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

Journalist Don Lemon is scheduled to appear in a Minnesota courtroom today to be arraigned on federal charges related to a protest that disrupted a Jan. 18 Sunday church service in St. Paul. ... Read More.

Senate GOP wants companies funding lawsuits to be revealed

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

U.S. Senate Republicans have introduced a bill targeting companies that invest in lawsuits, proposing rules that would force them to identify themselves and refrain from interfering with settlements. Sens.... Read More.

January inflation cools to 2.4%, lowest since May

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

Consumer prices rose by 0.2% overall in January, according to recent data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Overall, the inflation rose to 2.4% annually in January,... Read More.

McCuskey praises federal rollback of Endangerment Finding

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey is praising the federal government's decision to repeal an Obama-era scientific finding on climate change. On February 12, President Donald Trump and U.S.... Read More.

California attorney general sues over alleged FERPA violation

Friday, February 13 by The Center Square

California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit this week against the U.S. Department of Education, disputing its claim that the California Department of Education violated the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and challenging its threat to withhold $4.9 billion in federal education... Read More.

California attorney general, Homeland Security debate mask ban

Thursday, February 12 by The Center Square

If ultimately upheld in court, California's ban on masks for federal immigration officers will be enforced by all law enforcement agencies despite doubts by the Los Angeles police chief, state Attorney General Rob Bonta told The Center Square Thursday. ... Read More.

TVA to keep two coal-fired power plants operating indefinitely

Thursday, February 12 by The Center Square

Two coal-fired power plants in Tennessee that had been scheduled for closure in 2026 and 2028 will be kept open for the "foreseeable future" after a unanimous vote by the board of the Tennessee Valley Authority on Wednesday in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. ... Read More.

Lawmakers probe nationwide child care fraud

Thursday, February 12 by The Center Square

A bipartisan group of senators probed allegations of fraud in the child care industry on Thursday. The lawmakers called for greater transparency and more rigorous verification procedures to ensure... Read More.

Cornyn files Defeat Sharia Law in America Act, another Texas-led effort

Thursday, February 12 by The Center Square

U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, has filed a bill to ban Sharia law in the U.S., another act in a Texas-led effort addressing Islamic ideology. Cornyn introduced the Defeat... Read More.

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