Ongoing smuggling operations continue at U.S.-Canada border
Ongoing smuggling operations continue at the U.S.-Canada border. After alleged offenders are arrested and charged by federal immigration officers, they are being indicted and... Read More.
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Minneapolis seeks federal aid as Operation Metro Surge ends
As Operation Metro Surge is expected to wind down in the coming week, the City of Minneapolis is seeking financial assistance from the federal... Read More.
Abbott, HUD investigating Islamic community in north Texas
(The Center Square) - The state of Texas and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development are investigating an Islamic community in North Texas.
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Lawsuit filed against Dallas officials for not fully funding police
(The Center Square) - Dallas city officials have been sued for refusing to comply with Proposition U, a public safety measure Dallas voters approved... Read More.
Illinois senator offers 401(k)-style option to escape $145 billion pension crisis
(The Center Square) - An Illinois state senator is pushing a sweeping but voluntary change to the state's pension system that would allow public... Read More.
Pasadena, Altadena continue recovery after 2025 Eaton Fire
(The Center Square) - Many people in the Pasadena area are going to need more time to recover from last year's devastating Eaton Fire.
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Shapiro charged taxpayers for luxury hotels, critics question spending
(The Center Square) - Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat and a likely 2028 presidential candidate, spent nearly $1,700 of taxpayer dollars for three... Read More.
Texas Republicans alarmed about comptroller candidate’s purchase of Epstein ranch
(The Center Square) - Texas Republicans are expressing alarm about a GOP state comptroller candidate, Don Huffines, for secretly purchasing a New Mexico ranch... Read More.
Report: ‘Lawfare’ used to enforce ‘woke’ policies outside legislative process
A new report released by Alliance for Consumers shows how the American Left has been pushing its agenda through what it calls "lawfare," enforcing... Read More.
Everyday Economics: The jobs report mirage: Hiring looks fine until revisions hit
Last week's jobs report said the U.S. added 130,000 jobs in January. But the more consequential news landed in the fine print: the Bureau... Read More.
