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Research institute to Congress: Prioritize American healthcare over noncitizens

Wednesday, October 29 by The Center Square

The American First Policy Institute is calling on Congress to prioritize American patients over illegal aliens and expressed its disapproval toward the illegal alien-favoring proposal to reverse Health Savings Account reforms, while also insisting the government must be reopened. ... Read More.

Senate votes to approve ‘Bat Week;’ no vote to end shutdown

Wednesday, October 29 by The Center Square

U.S. senators have remained locked in a government shutdown fight for nearly a month, but unanimously agreed Wednesday to designate Oct. 24 - Oct. 31, 2025, as “Bat Week.” ... Read More.

Judge: Benefits of feeding babies beat risk claims in NEC lawsuits

Wednesday, October 29 by The Center Square

Saying trial lawyers have not yet shown evidence of an alternative to cow's milk-based infant formula that would not leave tens of thousands of babies unfed, a Chicago federal judge has again flushed another lawsuit against pharmaceutical and nutritional supplement maker Abbot Laboratories. ... Read More.

Dems from 26 states sue Feds to release funding for food

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

Democratic officials from California and 25 other states sued the Trump administration Tuesday to continue Supplemental Food Assistance Program benefits in November despite the federal government shutdown, now in its 28th day. ... Read More.

Illegal border crossings in September historically low

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

Illegal border crossings in September were historically low, representing a 92.4% drop from a record high reported in September 2023. Last month, 26,002 illegal border crossers were reported nationwide... Read More.

Vance says U.S. troops will get paid Friday despite shutdown

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

Vice President J.D. Vance said Tuesday that 1.3 million U.S. troops will get a paycheck on Friday despite a congressional funding lapse and stalemate that has partially shuttered the federal government for the last 28 days. ... Read More.

‘There is no excuse:’ air traffic controllers, pilots urge Congress to end shutdown

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

As air traffic controllers and other federal workers missed a full paycheck Tuesday, growing numbers of labor unions and advocacy groups are calling on Congress to end the record-long government shutdown. ... Read More.

War Department announces more military strikes in Pacific

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

The Pentagon said Tuesday that it carried out three military strikes on four suspected drug boats in the eastern Pacific, killing 14 people as the pace of strikes increases despite the administration saying previous strikes have stopped nearly all boat traffic in the region. ... Read More.

Research institute to Congress: Prioritize American healthcare over noncitizens

Senate votes to approve ‘Bat Week;’ no vote to end shutdown

Judge: Benefits of feeding babies beat risk claims in NEC lawsuits

Dems from 26 states sue Feds to release funding for food

Illegal border crossings in September historically low

Vance says U.S. troops will get paid Friday despite shutdown

‘There is no excuse:’ air traffic controllers, pilots urge Congress to end shutdown

War Department announces more military strikes in Pacific

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Texas leaders look to immigration reform

Feds prevent 6,525 known, suspected terrorists from entering US

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