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Report: Declining enrollment converts schools to apartments

Monday, December 8 by The Center Square

Amid a steady decline in K-12 enrollment, nearly 2,000 apartments were created from former school buildings across the U.S. in 2024, according to a new report by RentCafe. The... Read More.

Police union questions timing of D.C. police chief resignation

Monday, December 8 by The Center Square

The Washington, D.C. Police Union is questioning the timing of Washington Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith's resignation amid allegations of manipulated crime statistics. Smith announced her resignation Monday,... Read More.

Worker files charges against union alleging unfair practices

Monday, December 8 by The Center Square

An employee is accusing union officials of illegally declaring a Michigan manufacturing plant a "closed shop" and compelling dues deductions. Kristen Dickinson, an employee of fire sprinkler manufacturer The... Read More.

Powerful Japan earthquake triggers tsunami warning

Monday, December 8 by The Center Square

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake centered in the Pacific Ocean some 45 miles west of Misawa, Japan, shook the northern region of the archipelago around 11:26 p.m. local time. ... Read More.

More human smugglers arrested coming through Canada, this time from India

Monday, December 8 by The Center Square

International human smuggling schemes at the U.S.-Canada border continue with the latest indictment of an upstate New York woman for her alleged role in facilitating Indian nationals being brought into the U.S. from Canada. ... Read More.

EXCLUSIVE: Texas Operation Lone Star 2.0: pursuing domestic terrorist threats

Monday, December 8 by The Center Square

The border crisis is far from over despite the Trump administration implementing policies to reduce illegal border crossings to historic lows. The hardest part has just begun: finding millions... Read More.

After Kirk assasination, students less comfortable with ‘controversial’ events on campus

Sunday, December 7 by The Center Square

Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, half of the nation's college students report feeling less comfortable attending controversial public events on campus and nearly half are less comfortable voicing opinions on controversial subjects in class. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: The case for a December rate cut

Sunday, December 7 by The Center Square

Last week brought the delayed September numbers on personal income, consumption, and the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index. It's backward-looking, but it's the last clean read on inflation before the Fed meets in December. ... Read More.

Republicans divided over how to address rising health care costs

Saturday, December 6 by The Center Square

The U.S. Senate will hold a doomed vote next week on Democrats' bill to extend the enhanced Obamacare subsidies for three more years. Senate Republicans, meanwhile, have not decided... Read More.

Obama-era ‘Welcoming Cities’ program overlaps with illegal border crosser crimes

Saturday, December 6 by The Center Square

A program launched in partnership with the Obama administration more than a decade ago that certifies localities to "improve immigrant inclusion" overlaps with crimes being committed by illegal foreign nationals in those communities, according to crime reports, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations and... Read More.

Afghans arrested by ICE released into the country by the Biden administration

Saturday, December 6 by The Center Square

Federal and local law enforcement officers have been arresting Afghan men since they were released into the country by the Biden administration in 2021. Key arrests made major headlines... Read More.

Expert blasts Illinois Congressman’s push to double H-1Bs as ‘tone-deaf’

Saturday, December 6 by The Center Square

A renewed push to double H-1B visas is touted as a talent win, but critics warn it could reshape the tech market by driving down wages and edging out U.S. grads. ... Read More.

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