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Energy Department loans $1.9B to restart Iowa nuclear plant

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Dominance Financing announced a $1.9 billion loan Friday to NextEra Energy to fund the restart of the Duane Arnold Energy Center, a nuclear plant decommissioned in 2020 near Cedar Rapids, Iowa that would primarily power a... Read More.

25 years after 9/11: Americans impacted by terrorism calling on Congress to act

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

Americans who've been impacted by terrorism have been calling on Congress to authorize full funding for the U.S. Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund (USVSST Fund) and for transparency related to two 9/11 lawsuits. ... Read More.

‘Don’t Europe our healthcare system’: Think tank urges rejection of big government healthcare

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

Amid "healthcare for all" policies promoted by political candidates such as Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas James Talarico, free-market think tank Heartland Impact launched a campaign highlighting what it says is the harm government-controlled healthcare causes to patients, while urging America to... Read More.

Supreme Court’s December calendar: Guns, immigration, parental rights

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court in December will hear arguments in cases on semi-automatic gun bans in Illinois and Connecticut, immigration detention centers, voting rights in Arizona and parental rights related to transgender children in Washington state. ... Read More.

Taxpayer Philanthrophy: LA Opera took $27 million, executives made $33 million

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

The nonprofit Los Angeles Opera Company (LA Opera) has reported accepting more than $27 million in government grants over the past decade while spending roughly $33 million on executive compensation, according to data from IRS tax returns. Another executive received more than $7 million... Read More.

25 years after 9/11: Debate over govt surveillance powers persists

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

The 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center occurs as a political battle rages in Congress over government surveillance powers enacted after the deadly event that killed 2,996 people. ... Read More.

Election 2026: Tarheel Democrat in close reelection bid condemns socialism

Tuesday, September 8 by The Center Square

Only one North Carolina congressional candidate in the 2026 midterms broke away from party partisanship in the U.S. House of Representatives' vote to condemn socialism. U.S. Rep. Don Davis,... Read More.

25 years after 9/11: The attacks that changed U.S. homeland security forever

Monday, September 7 by The Center Square

The Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people ushered in a multitude of federal-level changes to prevent such an event from happening again. 1) Transportation Security... Read More.

Trump proposes renaming New Mexico to ‘New America’

Monday, September 7 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump posted a photo on Sunday of a map renaming New Mexico to "New America." New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, slammed the president for... Read More.

Michigan test scores fall to new lows despite increased spending

Monday, September 7 by The Center Square

Recently released test results show new lows for Michigan students on standardized exams, even as the state continues to spend historic amounts on education. State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko... Read More.

25 years after 9/11: Arlington marks 25 years since Pentagon attack

Monday, September 7 by The Center Square

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks on the Pentagon, the Twin Towers and in rural Pennsylvania, Arlington is preparing to bring together more than 200 first responders as the county looks back at a response that quickly grew across Northern Virginia and continues to... Read More.

Poll: More than half of Americans support healthcare price controls

Monday, September 7 by The Center Square

More than half of American voters say the government should limit healthcare prices to make care more affordable, according to a new poll. As the 2026 midterm elections approach,... Read More.

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