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WATCH: Arizona governor’s State of State stresses economy

Tuesday, January 13 by The Center Square

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is making affordability her top priority this year. The Democratic governor made the announcement Monday afternoon in her State of the State address before a... Read More.

Judiciary Comm. to take on bill targeting lawsuit investors

Tuesday, January 13 by The Center Square

The House Judiciary Committee is set to consider action against companies that invest in American lawsuits - an often-lucrative arrangement that encourages mass litigation. Third-party litigation funding doesn't have... Read More.

Trump announces 25% tariff on nations doing business with Iran

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump on Monday said any nation that does business with Iran will face a 25% tariff on imports as massive protests in the Islamic Republic continue into a third week. ... Read More.

Boston, Seattle, Madison top list of best cities for students

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

Access to high-quality education remains a top priority for many families, and a new study suggests strong academic performance often goes hand in hand with a high quality of life. ... Read More.

Trump says U.S. is ‘SCREWED’ without tariffs

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump said Monday that repaying tariff revenue and related investments from his tariffs on imports would be "almost impossible." It was the latest indication that the president... Read More.

Chevron asks Supreme Court for rematch in Louisiana wetlands case

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

A Louisiana jury last April determined oil giant Chevron owed $744 million for environmental damage to the state's coastline. Chevron, seeking a rematch in a potentially friendlier arena, told the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday that a federal court should decide the case. ... Read More.

SCOTUS to hear transgender athlete cases Tuesday

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear arguments in two cases on whether biological men can compete in women's and girls sports. The cases, Little v. Hecox and... Read More.

House to vote on two more govt funding bills costing $76 billion

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

As a potential Jan. 30 government shutdown looms, the U.S. House plans to vote this week on the next batch of appropriations bills funding the federal government in fiscal year 2026. ... Read More.

Former Federal Reserve leaders, Senators slam DOJ’s inquiry

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

Former Federal Reserve leaders and a top Republican Senator raised concerns about the independence of the U.S. central bank after Chairman Jerome Powell announced a Justice Department investigation. In... Read More.

Trump weighing ‘strong options’ against Iran

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

The U.S. could be inching closer to striking Iran for a second time, with President Donald Trump voicing his support for protesters of the Islamic Republic's regime. Trump told... Read More.

Law professor’s book unmasks ugly underside of mass torts

Monday, January 12 by The Center Square

Plaintiff lawyers could have done the right thing when they began seeing reports of women suffering painful side effects from pelvic mesh implants. They could have represented clients with legitimate complaints that the product, used mostly to fix pregnancy-related incontinence, was defective or overhyped. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: A stalled labor market and why the next data points matter

Sunday, January 11 by The Center Square

Last week's jobs report wasn't a "good" report, but it wasn't a collapse either. Payrolls are still growing modestly, and the unemployment rate hasn't spiked. Even so, the underlying message is clear: the labor market has lost momentum. That distinction matters with the Federal... Read More.

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