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Stanford students discuss Chinese espionage on college campuses

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

The Chinese government now places students at Stanford University to report back on academic research, student journalists said this week on a panel discussion at the Heritage Foundation. ... Read More.

Metal music legend gets his own day in Arizona

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) -- Despite no significant ties to the state other than playing a few concerts, Arizonans will now be observing an annual Ozzy Osbourne Day. Since his... Read More.

Trump threatens to federalize D.C., citing youth violence

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

Citing “out of control” crime in the nation’s capital, President Donald Trump is threatening to federalize Washington, D.C., suggesting the district prosecute minors as young as 14 as adults following a spate of youth-driven violent crime. ... Read More.

Poll: Keep academic emphasis in college sports, government out

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

Americans overwhelmingly support academic emphasis in college sports and are skeptical of federal or state government legislation for the historic transformation of the industry sweeping across the nation’s public and private universities, a poll released Wednesday says. ... Read More.

VA drops contracts, says unions aren’t helping veterans

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

The Department of Veterans Affairs canceled its contracts with most unions on Wednesday, saying the unions fight against the best interests of veterans. VA said the move follows President... Read More.

Wine, beer groups urge Trump to ditch tariffs in favor of toasts

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

The U.S. Wine Trade Alliance and Toasts Not Tariffs Coalition urged President Donald Trump to eliminate tariffs on wine and other beverages as the industry struggles with the new, higher import duties. ... Read More.

State, territorial attorneys general urge crackdown on illegal offshore gambling

Wednesday, August 6 by The Center Square

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has joined a bipartisan coalition of 50 attorneys general in urging the U.S. Department of Justice to take swift action against illegal offshore gambling operations that have proliferated across the country, endangering consumers and depriving states of billions in... Read More.