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Major U.S. agencies targeted by Chinese hackers

Wednesday, August 26 by The Center Square

U.S. officials disrupted a plot by Chinese hackers to infiltrate online systems at several high level executive agencies. The U.S Justice Department found a state-sponsored group associated with the... Read More.

Election 2026: Ojeda calls out president in defense of cattlemen

Wednesday, August 26 by The Center Square

At a grocer in Hoke County, the tariff break for a foreign exporter doesn't produce a better price, says the Democratic nominee in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District. It... Read More.

Election integrity group urges Supreme Court to take up voter roll case

Wednesday, August 26 by The Center Square

Honest Elections Project filed an amicus brief on behalf of the petitioner in Public Interest Legal Foundation v. Nago, urging the U.S. Supreme Court to decide the case, with an attorney arguing that voter rolls being available for public view are vital to election... Read More.

Poll: Public should be able to limit data centers that put strain on communities

Wednesday, August 26 by The Center Square

American voters say local communities should be able to limit data centers if they cause a strain on electricity, water, land or infrastructure, according to a new poll. The... Read More.

Latest poll shows Talarico, Abbott ahead in races

Wednesday, August 26 by The Center Square

The latest University of Texas/Texas Politics Project Poll shows Gov. Greg Abbott is still ahead in his reelection bid and Attorney General Ken Paxton continues to trail state Rep. James Talarico in the U.S. Senate race. ... Read More.

Proposal: Nonmedical care, assistance for seniors through higher ed

Wednesday, August 26 by The Center Square

Providing nonmedical care and companionship for senior-aged adults through final two years undergraduates in higher education in a government-approved program not costing taxpayers a nickel is being proposed at the federal and state levels. ... Read More.

California can’t ‘veto’ Trump’s restart of Santa Barbara County pipeline

Tuesday, August 25 by The Center Square

(Legal Newsline) - California Democratic state officials can't use state environmental law and rules to force a Santa Barbara County oil pipeline to once again shut down, after a federal judge ruled President Donald Trump did not exceed his authority under federal law in... Read More.

Election 2026: Graham clips Norman for Republican U.S. Senate ticket

Tuesday, August 25 by The Center Square

U.S. Sen. Darline Graham will have the place of her brother Lindsey on the Nov. 3 ballot, having defeated U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman in South Carolina's U.S. Senate special Republican primary runoff on Tuesday. ... Read More.

Evacuations remain, containment grows for Reno wildfire

Tuesday, August 25 by The Center Square

Firefighters in the Reno area continued to fight for further containment along the Hawk Fire while 45,000 residents remained under evacuation orders during the state of emergency. No deaths... Read More.

California plans to sue again over order on mail-in ballots

Tuesday, August 25 by The Center Square

The Center Square) - California intends to file a new lawsuit against the Trump administration over an executive order placing restrictions on mail-in voting. President Donald Trump's executive order,... Read More.

Agency’s $140B uranium plan not fully reported to Congress

Tuesday, August 25 by The Center Square

A federal agency estimated it will cost about $140 billion to enrich uranium for national security through 2105, but hasn't reported that figure to Congress as required, a watchdog found. ... Read More.

Judge rules for firm operating immigration detention facility

Tuesday, August 25 by The Center Square

A Trump-appointed federal judge has ruled in favor of a private prison company in its legal battle against a new Colorado law requiring more health and safety inspections for immigration detention facilities. ... Read More.

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