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Trump issues proclamation restoring American commercial fishing in parts of Pacific

Friday, April 18 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Thursday opening 400,000 square miles in the Pacific Ocean back up to commercial fishing. ... Read More.

Shapiro talks next steps at firefighter lunch

Friday, April 18 by The Center Square

Gov. Josh Shapiro and the First Family served lunch to the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire who responded to the arson attack at the Governor’s Residence early Sunday morning. ... Read More.

Cruz, Zeldin: Roll back Biden-era regulations targeting oil and gas industry

Thursday, April 17 by The Center Square

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin on Thursday visited with oil and natural gas producers in Midland, Texas, to highlight the Trump administration’s... Read More.

Leaked HHS budget slashes $40 billion; axes Head Start, LIHEAP programs

Thursday, April 17 by The Center Square

A leaked draft of the Department of Health and Human Services budget reveals the administration is planning to cut more than $40 billion in funding, or 30% of... Read More.

Polls: AOC is an early Democratic frontrunner for 2028

Thursday, April 17 by The Center Square

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., is a current frontrunner for the Democratic Party for the next presidential election. ... Read More.

IMF director highlights cost of tariff uncertainty in speech

Thursday, April 17 by The Center Square

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said tariffs will lead to higher costs and slower growth as the nation's three largest economies – the U.S., China and... Read More.

Loss of federal tax credits could doom green energy projects

Thursday, April 17 by The Center Square

A $4 billion clean energy project in Louisiana — touted as the largest of its kind in North America — could face major financial headwinds if Congress ever... Read More.

Survey: Homeowners concerned about housing market crash

Thursday, April 17 by The Center Square

As housing inventories remain low in Illinois, and with an abundance of overall economic uncertainty, a new survey shows a majority of people are concerned about a housing... Read More.