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Charlotte rail murder draws sparring of Cooper against Whatley, Vance

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

Roy Cooper, in the wake of unrest caused by a Charlotte light rail train murder, is publicly tussling Wednesday with Vice President J.D. Vance and former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley. ... Read More.

Jury of 12 seated for Routh’s trial

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

Jurors are seated for the trial of Ryan Routh, the North Carolina construction worker by way of Hawaii charged in Florida with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump during the 2024 election cycle. ... Read More.

Democrats make Obamacare subsidies focal point of funding talks

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

With less than three weeks until the federal government runs out of money, congressional Republicans are hoping Democrats will agree to passing at least three of 12 appropriations bills, supplemented by a “clean” funding stopgap. ... Read More.

Charlie Kirk, Turning Point founder shot in Utah

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA founder and executive director and close ally of President Donald Trump, was shot in the neck on Wednesday at a Utah Valley University event, campus police have confirmed. ... Read More.

States rush to pass new political maps in gerrymandering blitz

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

States are gearing up to deliver more votes for their favored political parties in a rare, mid-decade overhaul of voting maps that threatens to frustrate voters ahead of the 2026 midterms. ... Read More.

Colorado ranks 29th in faith-based legislative scorecard

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

All but three of Colorado’s U.S. congressional members received a failing grade on a new report, which examined how their voting records align with “biblical based positions.” Released by... Read More.

‘Pincushion’: When immigrants sliced, U.S. lawyers and doctors cash in

Wednesday, September 10 by The Center Square

NEW YORK – An immigrant who left Guatemala with a second-grade education found himself in Queens three years ago, loading scrap metal onto a truck. When his boss told him to save a long piece to sell later, he attempted to wrest the girder... Read More.