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Some Arizonans on probation could soon have more freedom with work opportunities

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

(The Center Square)— Legislation to loosen regulations of probationers working passed the Arizona House Judiciary Committee unanimously on Wednesday. ... Read More.

Legislation introduced to study impacts of cell phone use in schools

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

Following several states banning smartphones from schools, a pair of U.S. senators are introducing legislation to study the impacts of cell phone use in K-12 classrooms. ... Read More.

Department of Ed to ease oversight on federal funds for charter schools

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

The Department of Education will support charter schools by withdrawing a federal award program initially issued by the Biden administration and directing over $30 million to the nontraditional... Read More.

S&P says effects of Trumps tariff plans overwhelmingly negative

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

A credit-rating agency reported Thursday that President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs could slow economic growth, increase inflation and push up unemployment. ... Read More.

Economists believe possible school funding cuts detrimental

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

Potential cuts in school funding would grow inequality in Ohio schools and reduce the state’s future economic output, a group of economists said. ... Read More.

Job training grants, legislation jeopardized if Trump scraps Education Department

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

New bipartisan legislation that would assist lower-income students in paying for job training programs could inadvertently be rendered useless if President Donald Trump has his way. ... Read More.

WATCH: Illinois legislators not surprised Trump DOJ suing over sanctuary policies

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

The Trump administration is taking Illinois and Chicago to court over migrant sanctuary policies and members of the Illinois General Assembly from both sides aren’t surprised. ... Read More.

Judge pauses Trumps buyout plan hours before deadline

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

A federal judge on Thursday temporarily suspended a midnight deadline for the Trump administration's deferred resignation program, which offered nearly all federal employees a buyout before a planned... Read More.

WATCH: Rep. Magaziner urges action to protect Americans’ private data

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

Rep. Seth Magaziner, D-R.I., called for stronger cybersecurity measures during a House discussion, emphasizing the need for immediate action from the Trump administration. ... Read More.

Washington, Maryland lawmakers propose banning credit card swipe fees on sales taxes

Thursday, February 6 by The Center Square

State lawmakers in Washington and Maryland are following the lead of Illinois in proposing legislation to ban credit card swipe fees on sales taxes that cost retailers significant... Read More.

Author: The Center Square

Some Arizonans on probation could soon have more freedom with work opportunities

Legislation introduced to study impacts of cell phone use in schools

Department of Ed to ease oversight on federal funds for charter schools

S&P says effects of Trumps tariff plans overwhelmingly negative

Economists believe possible school funding cuts detrimental

Job training grants, legislation jeopardized if Trump scraps Education Department

WATCH: Illinois legislators not surprised Trump DOJ suing over sanctuary policies

Judge pauses Trumps buyout plan hours before deadline

WATCH: Rep. Magaziner urges action to protect Americans’ private data

Washington, Maryland lawmakers propose banning credit card swipe fees on sales taxes

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