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Everyday Economics: Higher rates have winners. The price squeeze leaves most households worse off.

Sunday, October 11 by The Center Square

Higher interest rates divide households. Savers holding cash or buying new bonds can earn more interest. Borrowers taking out new loans or carrying variable-rate debt pay more. Existing bondholders can suffer losses as inflation and yields rise, while stock-market gains cushion households with substantial... Read More.

Taxpayer group: Some state tax policies disadvantage data centers

Sunday, October 11 by The Center Square

The buildings that house thousands of computer servers powering cloud computing and artificial intelligence have increasingly caught heat over environmental and energy concerns. Another common criticism is that state... Read More.

Poll: Majority of voters concerned about socialists running for office

Sunday, October 11 by The Center Square

A majority of American voters are concerned with socialist candidates running and possibly winning political office, according to a new poll. The Center Square Voters' Voice poll found that... Read More.

Healthcare, energy, tariffs top Kansas .U.S. Senate race

Saturday, October 10 by The Center Square

With three weeks until the midterm elections, unexpected races across the country are tightening as control of Congress hangs in the balance. The race between U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall,... Read More.

Ohio House candidates racing for working-class vote

Saturday, October 10 by The Center Square

A U.S. House of Representatives seat in the Cleveland suburbs is at the center of the fight over labor policy and tariffs. Democrat Brian Poindexter is challenging incumbent U.S.... Read More.

Coast Guard exceeds recruiting goals, largest enlisted class in nearly 4 decades

Saturday, October 10 by The Center Square

The U.S. Coast Guard has surpassed its recruiting goals for the third consecutive year. Under the Trump administration, the Coast Guard now has its largest enlisted class in nearly... Read More.

‘Super intelligence’ has some early takers, plenty of skepticism

Saturday, October 10 by The Center Square

Whether the Sept. 29 executive order of second-term President Donald Trump related to computer systems, software and processes that can emulate aspects of human work and cognition changes vocabulary beyond his administration will be told with time. ... Read More.

Poll: Majority of Americans say U.S. consumers pay tariff costs

Saturday, October 10 by The Center Square

Most American voters say U.S. consumers ultimately pay for tariffs, a new national poll found. The White House says foreign exporters do. The Center Square Voters' Voice Poll found... Read More.

Trump admin fighting Texas, asks SCOTUS to keep plowing through Big Bend

Friday, October 9 by The Center Square

After a federal judge halted construction of a border wall in the Big Bend region of Texas last week, the Trump administration has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, requesting it to overturn the lower court ruling as the case proceeds. ... Read More.

Taxpayer-paid workers vote to go on strike across California

Friday, October 9 by The Center Square

A prominent labor union announced this week that its taxpayer-paid members voted to go on a one-day strike after negotiations with California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office stalled. ... Read More.

Andy Biggs stresses affordability, border security in Arizona

Friday, October 9 by The Center Square

U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Arizona, is framing his campaign for governor around economic affordability, water management and border security, drawing a sharp contrast with the Democratic incumbent, Gov. Katie Hobbs. ... Read More.

Election 2026: Whatley campaign ‘doubling down on winning, not backing down’

Friday, October 9 by The Center Square

Polling deficit, disapproval of the president, and recent shifts in campaign strategy by super PACs are evolving a dynamic that further favors Democrat Roy Cooper over Republican Michael Whatley in North Carolina's election for a seat in the U.S. Senate. ... Read More.

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