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U.S. Supreme Court to weigh ACA coverage of preventative health services

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

Employers offering health insurance are required to cover certain preventative care services at no cost under the Affordable Care Act, but the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral... Read More.

WATCH: U.S. leaders mourn after Pope Francis dies

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

The Vatican announced Monday morning that Pope Francis had passed away. He had... Read More.

Taking video of military bases using drones could be outlawed

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

Taking video footage of military bases using a drone could land some in hot legal water if proposed bipartisan legislation becomes law. ... Read More.

WATCH: Can anything be done about the soaring federal debt?

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

The national debt is rising at a breakneck pace, but what can be done to address the problem? ... Read More.

Can anything be done about the soaring federal debt?

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

The national debt is rising at a breakneck pace, but what can be done to address the problem? ... Read More.

Trump backs Hegseth after report of another Signal chat with family

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump continues to stand behind Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth after another Signal chat controversy surfaced over the weekend. ... Read More.

U.S. leaders mourn after Pope Francis dies

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

The Vatican announced early Monday morning that Pope Francis had passed away. He... Read More.

Pope Francis dies

Monday, April 21 by The Center Square

The Vatican announced early Monday morning that Pope Francis had passed away. He... Read More.

Everyday Economics: This weeks housing headlines likely will be misleading. Heres Why.

Sunday, April 20 by The Center Square

This week brings a deluge of housing market data, and all eyes will be on the new home sales and existing home sales reports. Last week, the headlines... Read More.

Some governors fight to end ‘taxpayer-funded junk food,’ critics push back

Sunday, April 20 by The Center Square

A battle is brewing nationwide over whether recipients of SNAP benefits, also known as "food stamps," should be allowed to purchase soda and candy with their government food... Read More.