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Everyday Economics: Brace yourself for higher market volatility this week

Sunday, April 27 by The Center Square

This week’s data will offer fresh clues on the labor market and the state of U.S. consumer finances. Although the stock market ticked up and Treasury yields eased... Read More.

Report: Over $300M raised for DEI initiatives in higher education across U.S.

Saturday, April 26 by The Center Square

A nonprofit organization’s investigation tracked down donations equal to over $300 million in funding to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at dozens of colleges and universities across the... Read More.

Poll: New Yorkers oppose higher costs for ‘green’ energy

Friday, April 25 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) — New Yorkers don't have a problem with "green" policies aimed at expanding the use of wind, solar and other renewable energies — they just... Read More.

Bossier City expenses total $10M in March, nearly $1M higher than last year

Friday, April 25 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) — Bossier City's financials show the city has spent $10 million in March, with $5 million coming from the general fund. In total, year-to-date reports... Read More.

Bossier City revenues total $10M in March, nearly $1M higher than last year

Thursday, April 24 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) — Bossier City's financials show the city has spent $10 million in March, with $5 million coming from the general fund. In total, year-to-date reports... Read More.

Bossier City expenses over $10M in March, nearly $1M higher than last year

Thursday, April 24 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) — Bossier City's financials show the city has spent $10 million in March, with $5 million coming from the general fund. In total, year-to-date reports... Read More.

Trump order overhauls higher education accreditation process

Wednesday, April 23 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order aimed at improving outcomes in higher education by holding college and university accreditors more accountable. ... Read More.

Illinois quick hits: West Nile virus testing, nine face immigration charges; higher ed pushes back

Wednesday, April 23 by The Center Square

West Nile virus testing The Illinois Department of Public Health has announced it... Read More.

Consumers seeing higher prices due to tariffs, chamber leader says

Wednesday, April 16 by The Center Square

Consumers are already seeing higher prices due to tariffs from the Trump administration, and what will happen next is uncertain, the president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce... Read More.

College presidents say American values can be restored to higher ed

Sunday, April 13 by The Center Square

American universities have long been captured by systems of thought that are “anti-family, anti-religious, anti-capitalist” and even “anti-truth,” according to Trump-appointed education department official Jonathan Pidluzny. ... Read More.