- The Time Machine

FEMA employees fired for using government systems to engage in sexually explicit behavior

Tuesday, September 9 by The Center Square

Federal employees tasked with responding to natural disasters and providing assistance to Americans in dire straits haven’t all been using government resources as intended. As part of an investigation, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) staff have been found to be using government resources to... Read More.

Dems eye migrant worked legal status extension

Tuesday, September 9 by The Center Square

Democrat lawmakers introduced a bill to give migrant noncitizens in certain industries temporary work status in the United States. The Strengthening Our Workforce Act would give noncitizens... Read More.

‘Resilience and hope’ in Galveston: 125 years after greatest storm in US history

Tuesday, September 9 by The Center Square

Hope remains 125 years after the Great Storm of 1900 decimated Galveston Island. On Sept. 8, 1900, a massive hurricane tore through Galveston, creating an estimated $30... Read More.

White House announces new AI Education initiative

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

The White House announced the Presidential AI Challenge, a new initiative to unite innovation and education. Launched on Aug. 26, the initiative is a project that encourages K-12 youth,... Read More.

WATCH: Legislator warns gas could reach $8 to $10 a gallon

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

California needs to produce more oil to keep gas prices from hitting $8 to $10 a gallon, a Republican assemblymember said during a virtual news conference Monday. Ten years... Read More.

Alleged Epstein 50th birthday letter from Trump released

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

Congressional Democrats posted an image of what they say is the 50th birthday letter from the president to Jeffrey Epstein after receiving some of the disgraced financier’s estate documents Monday. ... Read More.

Postal traffic to U.S. dropped 80% after end of duty-free shipping

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

Postal traffic to the U.S. plummeted 80% after President Donald Trump suspended the duty-free de minimis exemption on Aug. 29. The Universal Postal Union, the United Nation's specialized agency... Read More.

WATCH: Bonta disappointed with U.S. Supreme Court ruling

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

California Attorney General Rob Bonta expressed disappointment Monday with a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that temporarily overturns a lower court’s order prohibiting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from using race, workplace and native language to partly justify raids. ... Read More.

Trump’s tariffs ‘not survivable’ for some U.S. small businesses

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

The small businesses that challenged President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs told the U.S. Supreme Court that the import taxes are "not survivable" for some U.S. businesses. "It is bedrock... Read More.

Medical training accreditor ends DEI policies, closes department

Monday, September 8 by The Center Square

The group that accredits graduate level medical training programs across the U.S. has closed its diversity, equity and inclusion office and ended its DEI mandates. In an internal email... Read More.