National

Judges, lawyers and gravity: The rise of immigrant lawsuits

Monday, September 15 by The Center Square

In February 2004, a pair of workers attempted to roll an 800-pound reel of wire down some steps in the New York Stock Exchange using a crude rope sling. The reel tumbled forward, one of the workers got his fingers caught in the rope... Read More.

Comments mocking Kirk’s death generate multiple firings in Carolinas

Monday, September 15 by The Center Square

The Carolina Panthers lost a part of their team before playing at the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, though he wasn’t an on-field player. Charlie Rock, football communications coordinator, was... Read More.

Everyday Economics: Fed decision week: Housing, retail, and rate cut reality

Monday, September 15 by The Center Square

This week brings critical updates on retail sales and homebuilding activity that could reshape market expectations before the Fed's pivotal rate decision. Housing Market Headwinds Pushed Many Builders To... Read More.

Comfort in the Hill Country: Crosses that point to Jesus, salvation, redemption

Sunday, September 14 by The Center Square

Throughout the Hill Country, crosses, words of Jesus, prayers and messages of hope are written on memorials honoring nearly 150 killed from the catastrophic July 4 flash flood. In... Read More.

EXCLUSIVE: Funding for green groups soared after 2009 endangerment finding, nonprofit finds

Sunday, September 14 by The Center Square

Changes to the Environmental Protection Agency's strict regulations on the automobile industry could cost nonprofit groups that reported a 267% funding bump in the years since the federal agency's 2009 Endangerment Finding, a rule that provided a legal basis for the agency to regulate... Read More.

Tech company wants federal government to reimagine training, hiring

Sunday, September 14 by The Center Square

A former top government official said the federal government has a rare chance to rethink how it hires and trains top talent amid an ongoing hiring freeze. "From a... Read More.

What are data centers and why do they matter?

Sunday, September 14 by The Center Square

Data centers may not be visible to most Americans, but they are shaping everything from electricity use to how communities grow. These facilities house the servers that process nearly... Read More.

Advocates look to state-based immigration programs

Saturday, September 13 by The Center Square

As the Trump administration pursues its goal to engage in mass deportations across the country, immigration advocates and researchers are looking to state governments for legal pathways. The federal... Read More.

Erika Kirk: ‘The cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battlecry’

Friday, September 12 by The Center Square

Erika Kirk, widow of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, mourned her husband at a news conference Friday night but vowed to keep his movement of spreading the message of Christianity and conservative values alive regardless his assassination. ... Read More.

Routh trial gets a taste of Vienna sausages as it speeds along

Friday, September 12 by The Center Square

As more lawmen were testifying Friday in the assassination case against Ryan Routh, and the defendant’s taste for Vienna sausages are emerging as key evidence. Appearing before Judge Aileen... Read More.