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Indian reservation focus of human smuggling probe at U.S.-Canada border

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

An Indian reservation that spans the U.S.-Canada border, including Ontario, Quebec and two upstate New York counties, is the focus of another human smuggling operation. So far, five are... Read More.

‘Temporary band-aid:’ USDA able to cover 50% of November SNAP benefits

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

Despite previously denying it had the legal authority to do so, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Monday that it will use emergency funds to partially cover SNAP benefits for the month of November. ... Read More.

Duffy: We are going to go after the CDL mills

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

Safety concerns, two triple-fatals involving 18-wheelers and a closer look at commercial driver’s licenses has led the U.S. Department of Transportation to say, “We are going to go after the CDL mills.” ... Read More.

Key nationwide races, redistricting at stake as voters head to polls Tuesday

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

Governor’s races, city mayoral campaigns and redistricting initiatives will bring voters to the polls on Tuesday for a consequential off-year Election Day. Elections in California, New Jersey, New York... Read More.

Trump predicts ‘ruination’ if Supreme Court rules against his tariffs

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump won't attend arguments in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court challenging his tariff authority, but the U.S. president said if the high court takes away a power no other president has used, the nation will be defenseless and face "ruination." ... Read More.

Congressional Perks: House account spending jumped 21% in 2022

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

Spending on U.S. House of Representatives office accounts increased by more than 85% over the past three decades but nearly half of that occurred since 2020, an investigation by The Center Square found. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: Rate cut debate: Reading mixed signals in a fragile economy

Sunday, November 2 by The Center Square

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates last week, but the decision was far from unanimous. Two members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) dissented – an unusual occurrence that reveals deep disagreement about where the economy is heading. Even more striking: the dissenters... Read More.

Arizona looks to legal immigration with Trump’s border security

Sunday, November 2 by The Center Square

As President Trump approaches the one year mark in office, apprehensions at the southern border have dropped significantly. States along the southern border, including Texas, Arizona and California have seen significant reductions. ... Read More.

Ranchers decry beef imports from Argentina, expert says good start

Sunday, November 2 by The Center Square

Consumers feeling the pang of high beef prices at the grocery store may see some relief from a plan to import beef from Argentina but it's not likely to be much, according to an expert. ... Read More.

Lawmakers introduce bills to slash their own pay during government shutdowns

Saturday, November 1 by The Center Square

With the ongoing government shutdown dragging on for a record-breaking period of time, U.S. lawmakers are introducing bills to make shutdowns as painful for Congress as they are for federal workers. ... Read More.

Trump responds to Cruz, others’ call to help Nigerian Christians

Saturday, November 1 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump has responded to the call from U.s. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and others to help Christian Nigerians facing genocide. “Christianity is facing an existential threat in... Read More.

94% of sanctioned scholars suffered from free speech attacks

Saturday, November 1 by The Center Square

A Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression survey shows that 94% of sanctioned university scholars have experienced a negative impact following the attacks on their free speech, with conservative scholars receiving much less public support from their university colleagues or faculty union compared to... Read More.

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