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BREAKING: Supreme Court upholds religious tax exemption in Wisconsin case

Thursday, June 5 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously reversed a decision from the Wisconsin Supreme Court that prevented a Catholic charity from receiving a religious tax exemption. ... Read More.

June is ‘Title IX Month,’ Department of Education says, pro-family group pleased

Thursday, June 5 by The Center Square

After years of institutions celebrating June as “Pride Month,” the U.S. Department of Education chose a starkly different course by recognizing June as "Title IX Month,” in line... Read More.

Trump restricts foreign nationals from a dozen countries from entering U.S.

Thursday, June 5 by The Center Square

Following an executive order from President Donald Trump, foreign nationals from 12 countries are restricted from entering the United States. ... Read More.

House committee sheds light on NGO government influence

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

In the wake of repeated comments from Elon Musk calling non-governmental organizations “one of the biggest sources of fraud in the world,” the House Department of Government Efficiency... Read More.

Judge rules Texas law allowing in-state tuition for illegal noncitizens illegal

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

A federal judge in north Texas quickly ruled in favor of the Trump administration, which sued Texas on Wednesday arguing a law allowing illegal foreign nationals to receive... Read More.

CA Senate votes to allow parole of violent felons with life sentences

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

The California Senate passed a bill that will allow violent convicts with life sentences to be eligible for parole after serving 25 years, so long as the convict... Read More.

Feds pull plug on money for LA-SF rail, note zero track laid

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Transportation Wednesday announced its determination to terminate federal funding for California’s high speed rail, finding zero track has been laid on the project —... Read More.

Antisemitism in Education Act on its way to Arizona governors desk

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – The Antisemitism Education Act is headed to Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs' desk after its final passage by the Legislature. ... Read More.

House oversight committee expanding investigation into Biden cover-up

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

The U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Committee is expanding its investigation into the “cover-up” of former President Joe Biden’s “mental decline.” ... Read More.

Judge blocks order to deport Boulder suspects family

Wednesday, June 4 by The Center Square

The family of the suspect in the Boulder, Colo. “terror attack” have been given a reprieve from “immediate” deportation after a federal judge blocked their deportation order. ... Read More.

Author: The Center Square

BREAKING: Supreme Court upholds religious tax exemption in Wisconsin case

Trump restricts foreign nationals from a dozen countries from entering U.S.

House committee sheds light on NGO government influence

Judge rules Texas law allowing in-state tuition for illegal noncitizens illegal

CA Senate votes to allow parole of violent felons with life sentences

Feds pull plug on money for LA-SF rail, note zero track laid

Antisemitism in Education Act on its way to Arizona governors desk

House oversight committee expanding investigation into Biden cover-up

Judge blocks order to deport Boulder suspects family

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