New York clerk rejects Texas ruling on abortion pills
A New York state court clerk has rejected the Texas' attorney general's effort to force a $100,000 judgment against a New ...
Republican proposal would protect spaces for women, girls
New Hampshire Republicans are advancing a bill that protect spaces for women and girls including bathrooms, locker rooms and ...
Superintendent encouraged by governor's budget proposal
North Carolina’s school superintendent is praising Gov. Josh Stein’s budget proposal for public schools, saying it will ...
WATCH: Rep. Timmons warns of ‘existential threat’ from government spending
At a U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform hearing, Rep. William Timmons R-S.C., discussed what he said are the dangers ...
State lawmakers raise concerns over Browns’ stadium funding plan
As previously reported by The Center Square, the Browns are asking for $1.2 billion in public funds to pay for a new ...
Executive order redirects Smithsonian funding away from leftward historical bent
A new executive order from President Donald Trump is attempting to end displays and programs at Smithsonian museums that ...
U.S. Senator from Illinois blasts DOGE efforts to eliminate fraud
Illinois U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is targeting President Donald Trump and Department of Government Efficiency leader Elon Musk ...
Inflation ticks up in latest data
Newly released federal inflation data showed prices rose faster than expected in February, contradicting federal data from ...
Tax commission recommends new plan for equitable distribution of rail taxes
The Commission on the Equitable Distribution of Ad Valorem Taxes held its final meeting on Thursday, proposing a new plan for ...
IRG Report: Superintendent set the state for MPS financial failure
A new report says Wisconsin’s public school managers knew about Milwaukee Public Schools’ financial crisis months before ...
Legislators to phase in universal school meals with $67 million spending request
Illinois House Bill 2365, sponsored by state Rep. Maurice West, D-Rockford, seeks to appropriate $67 million to the Healthy ...
Election tablet called into question
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose ordered boards of election that use tablets to check-in voters at the polls to stop and use paper pollbooks for ...