National

As Energy Transfer-Greenpeace trial nears end, a recap of what’s happened so far

Sunday, March 16 by The Center Square

Eight years after the completion of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) and accompanying protests at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, the long-awaited trial between Energy Transfer and Greenpeace... Read More.

Fight against politically motivated debanking builds momentum

Sunday, March 16 by The Center Square

Over the past few years, more Americans were surprised to learn that their bank suddenly closed their accounts, purportedly for their political views. ... Read More.

Washington lawmaker shares terrifying moments learning his son shot in drive-by

Saturday, March 15 by The Center Square

A Washington state lawmaker is sharing exclusive details of the terrifying incident last weekend in which his 32-year-old son was shot near his Moses Lake home. ... Read More.

DEI on Campus: More colleges removing DEI programs and requirements

Saturday, March 15 by The Center Square

The University of Virginia has shuttered its diversity, equity, and inclusion office as it along with other schools across the nation respond to the Trump administration’s termination of... Read More.

CA approves 22% rate hike for state’s top property insurer

Friday, March 14 by The Center Square

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara provisionally approved State Farm’s request for a 22% property insurance rate hike, citing a need to stabilize the insurance... Read More.

Government shutdown averted mere hours before deadline

Friday, March 14 by The Center Square

Lawmakers have prevented a government shutdown by passing a six-month funding stopgap bill, with the U.S. Senate voting 54-46 hours before the midnight deadline. ... Read More.

Bill introduced to ban student visas to Chinese nationals

Friday, March 14 by The Center Square

U.S. Rep. Riley Moore, R-WV, filed a bill on Friday to ban Chinese nationals from receiving student visas. ... Read More.

Government shutdown likely averted after Senate cloture vote

Friday, March 14 by The Center Square

After a nail-biter cloture vote in the U.S. Senate, a government shutdown appears unlikely as Republicans’ stopgap bill now moves to a final majority vote before the midnight... Read More.

Supreme Court to hear argument over Louisiana congressional districts

Friday, March 14 by The Center Square

Another round of ping-pong over Louisiana's congressional map is set to begin as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments over the years-long legal battle. The arguments,... Read More.

LA razes family treehouse as fire victims stall in permit limbo

Friday, March 14 by The Center Square

As Los Angeles officials demolished a beloved neighborhood treehouse, wildfire victims wondered when scarce local resources would be available to help clear out and approve permitting to... Read More.