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Trump announces two-week ‘double-sided’ ceasefire with Iran

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

The U.S. and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire, President Donald Trump announced Tuesday evening, bringing a pause to the more than month-long conflict with the Islamic Republic. ... Read More.

Among these Republicans, support for Trump’s tariffs is unmatched

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

One group of Americans strongly supports President Donald Trump's use of tariffs: attendees of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. As the 2026 election approaches, tariffs have become a... Read More.

Judge orders California to pay $4.5M in legal fees

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

A federal judge has ordered California to pay $4.52 million in attorneys' fees to the Thomas More Society, which challenged a state policy related to student gender identity in the case Mirabelli v. Bonta. ... Read More.

Report: Tax programs not felt by small business yet

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

Small businesses in the United States have yet to feel the benefits of the Trump administration's new tax legislation, according to a new report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. ... Read More.

Arizona GOP considers next move in Grand Canyon area suit

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

The Center Square) - Arizona Republicans are mulling their options after the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against them in a lawsuit challenging a 917,000-acre national monument near Grand Canyon National Park. ... Read More.

New ad highlights patients hit with surprise medical bills

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

A new television ad from PatientRightsAdvocate.org features patients from across the country calling on Congress to require upfront healthcare pricing after each faced unexpected medical bills. The... Read More.

Helene: Mullin makes North Carolina his first visit

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

Like the leader of the Cabinet he's joined, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin's first official trip was to the mountains of North Carolina to survey damage from Hurricane Helene. ... Read More.

Iran defiant amid looming deadline for U.S. strikes

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

Iranian officials remained defiant on Tuesday as a U.S. deadline for further military strikes on bridges and power plants looms. The United Nations Security Council held a meeting on... Read More.

Minnesota, Illinois AGs challenge federal orders to keep coal plants running

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is challenging the Trump administration over orders requiring coal-fired power plants in Indiana to remain open past their planned retirement dates. Ellison, joined by... Read More.

FBI finds Americans lose billions to cryptocurrency scams

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

Americans lost more than $20 billion to cryptocurrency and other online scams in 2025, a 26% increase over the year before, according to the latest figures from the FBI. ... Read More.

Illinois lawmakers seek to regulate, tax prediction markets amid federal lawsuit

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

Illinois may soon allow prediction markets to operate in the state, but lawmakers and the federal government are at odds with how they want it done. State legislators have... Read More.

Report: Teacher’s union gives nearly 2M to org that trains for May Day protests

Tuesday, April 7 by The Center Square

An education group has uncovered that teacher's union the National Education Association has given nearly two million dollars in donations since 2020 to an organization that trains for May Day school "walk-in" protests, as well as demands agendas such as "tax the rich" and... Read More.

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