Taxpayers give $5M to Pitt, other institutions for neuroscience research
(The Center Square) - The most recent Pennsylvania budget was tight, but it did add a few new line items, including $5 million toward... Read More.
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New York cuts ‘100-foot rule’ for gas hook ups
(The Center Square) - Property owners hooking up natural gas lines in new homes will soon cover the cost themselves.
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Chicago aldermen pass revenue package, business groups express concern
(The Center Square) - Chicago aldermen have approved a revenue package that does not include Mayor Brandon Johnson's corporate head tax, but business advocates... Read More.
Regulators approve Georgia Power expansion plan amid protests
(The Center Square) - The Georgia Public Service Commission unanimously greenlighted a plan from Georgia Power that allows the utility to add nearly 10,000... Read More.
EXCLUSIVE: New House committee report highlights increasing terrorism threat in U.S.
The U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security has released an updated report highlighting terrorism threats to Americans.
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Nine pharmaceutical companies agree to most-favored-nation pricing
An additional nine of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies have agreed to offer many of their most popular drugs at most-favored-nation pricing in the... Read More.
WATCH: Detransitioner to providers: “Please just stop” gender surgeries on minors
(The Center Square) - A detransitioner is sharing her story with The Center Square and speaking out in strong support of Health and Human... Read More.
DOJ lawsuit against Illinois draws support from election integrity advocates
(The Center Square) - The U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit seeking access to Illinois' unredacted voter registration database draws praise from an election integrity... Read More.
High insurance costs still plague Georgia
(The Center Square) - Georgia is one of the least profitable states in the nation for insurance companies, a trend that could lead to... Read More.
Congress leaves for holidays after zero progress on federal funding
U.S. lawmakers have left town for the holidays without making any actionable progress on the long-delayed fiscal year 2026 government funding bills.
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