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House committee subpoenas Clintons, former officials over Epstein files

Tuesday, August 5 by The Center Square

A powerful House committee issued subpoenas for key government officials, including former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as part of a congressional investigation into well-connected financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. ... Read More.

DOJ charges over 100 in Arizona with immigration-related crimes

Tuesday, August 5 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - The Department of Justice (DOJ) charged 134 people in Arizona with immigration-related criminal charges last week. This marked the second consecutive week in which the... Read More.

Swiss president jets to U.S. seeking better trade deal with Trump

Tuesday, August 5 by The Center Square

Swiss President Karin Keller-Sutter is heading to Washington to seek a better trade deal for the Central European nation, which is bracing for job losses. The trip underscores the... Read More.

Trump threatens tariff increase against India

Tuesday, August 5 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump threatened to "substantially" increase the 25% tariff rate against India in the next 24 hours. Trump cited India’s continued purchase of Russian... Read More.

Texas House speaker signs civil arrest warrants for absconding Democrats

Monday, August 4 by The Center Square

After no quorum was reached in the Texas House on Monday, House Speaker Dustin Burrows voted for and signed motions the House passed requiring the return of 56 missing Democrats. This included Burrows signing civil warrants for their arrest and directing the sergeant of... Read More.

Imports at CA ports reportedly not hindered by Trump’s tariffs

Monday, August 4 by The Center Square

The "whipsaw effect" of President Donald Trump's tariffs is increasing or having no impact on imports at California ports despite widespread speculation. One theory among economists has been that... Read More.

DOJ scraps decree meant to boost diversity in federal workforce

Monday, August 4 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday that it has ended a decades-old race-based decree affecting federal hiring practices as it continues implementation of some of the earliest executive orders of President Donald Trump’s second term. ... Read More.