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AMA’s medical education infused with political ideology, Do No Harm says

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

In its ongoing fight against identity politics in medicine, Do No Harm exposed the American Medical Association this week for content related to identity politics and diversity, equity and inclusion in its Continuing Medical Education courses. ... Read More.

Los Angeles police chief declines to enforce ICE mask ban

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

California has a new law that prohibits law enforcement from wearing masks, but don't expect it to be enforced in Los Angeles. At least not when it comes to federal immigration officers. ... Read More.

Surge in gas-fired power for data centers, with Texas leading

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

The amount of gas-fired power generation in development in the U.S. nearly tripled over the past year to a record-high 252 gigawatts, with a third of the planned additions in Texas, as utilities and technology companies raced to meet soaring demand from data centers... Read More.

Benghazi attack suspect arrested, will face charges in U.S.

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

A suspect in a 2012 attack on a United States compound in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans was arrested and will be prosecuted in the U.S., Attorney General Pam Bondi said on Friday. ... Read More.

Canada looks to shift auto industry away from U.S.

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wants his nation's auto industry to look far beyond its usual American market with investments in electric vehicles and other trade partners. U.S. tariffs... Read More.

Civil group seeks revival of student loan forgiveness lawsuit

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

The New Civil Liberties Alliance filed an opening brief this week with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, asking the court to bring back a lawsuit brought by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy against the U.S. Department of Education... Read More.

Professor: California sees nation’s least affordable electricity

Friday, February 6 by The Center Square

California is experiencing the country's biggest hikes in electricity rates, according to new research from the Energy Institute at the Haas School of Business at University of California, Berkeley. ... Read More.

December job openings lowest in five years

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

Despite several quarters of strong GDP growth, job openings continued trending downward in December to an estimated 6.5 million - the lowest number in five years and about 1 million less than a year ago. ... Read More.

Trump admin moves to more easily fire federal workers

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

The Trump administration finalized a rule on Thursday that would make it easier to fire an estimated 50,000 federal employees. The Office of Personnel Management published its... Read More.

Trump’s call for federal oversight intensifies clash over Michigan elections

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

As the 2026 election season ramps up, tensions are rising over oversight of Michigan's elections as state and federal leaders clash over election integrity. President Donald Trump this week... Read More.

California attorney general cites success in tackling fraud

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

California has recovered nearly $2.7 billion in taxpayers' money since 2016 through fraud investigations, lawsuits and persecutions, state Attorney General Rob Bonta said Thursday. Bonta cited that number and... Read More.

Legal scholars clash over climate lawsuits against energy companies

Thursday, February 5 by The Center Square

A panel of legal scholars and lawyers argued Thursday over what a growing wave of climate lawsuits really represents: a legitimate use of courts to resolve alleged harms and costs tied to emissions, or an attempt to shift climate policymaking from elected branches to... Read More.

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