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Higher Education Overhaul Expected to Hit Gov. DeWine’s Desk

Ohio Senate Bill 1, a sweeping reform of the state's higher education system, has passed both the Republican-controlled Senate and House and is anticipated to be signed into law by Governor DeWine. The bill bans diversity, equity, and inclusion...

Another State Just Joined the Coalition Suing to Unfreeze FEMA Funds

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has teamed up with 23 other states in a lawsuit against the Trump administration, aiming to unfreeze FEMA funds designated for disaster response and cybersecurity initiatives. As reported by The Center Square: Arizona Attorney General Kris...

Democrats Manage to Flip ‘Reliably Red’ Senate Seat

According to reports, Democrats claimed a Pennsylvania state Senate seat in a district that has been solidly Republican since the 1970s. The win, by fewer than 500 votes, was celebrated by the Democratic Party and Governor Josh Shapiro, who...

Senate Approves Bishop as Deputy Budget Director in Trump Administration

Dan Bishop, the former North Carolina congressman, has been confirmed as the deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget. Nominated by President Trump, Bishop plans to implement cost-cutting and deregulatory initiatives across federal agencies. As reported by The...

Report: Fees Funneling to EV, Public Transit Instead of Fixing Roads

A report from the Common Sense Institute of Colorado points out the diversion of transportation fees from road maintenance to environmental mitigation and mass transit projects. The report’s author argues that Colorado’s geography makes mass transit impractical and warns...

CA to Lose Major Gas Refinery – Shortages & Prices Hikes to Impact Several States

California is losing one of its nine remaining gasoline refineries by October, impacting regional gasoline and fuel prices. The closure, driven by new refinery regulations and a tightening Low Carbon Fuel standard, could lead to further refinery shutdowns and...

GUILTY! Greenpeace Activists Found Liable Over Dakota Pipeline Protests, Awards $660 million

A North Dakota jury found Greenpeace liable for over $660 million in damages to Energy Transfer, the company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline. The lawsuit, which claimed Greenpeace’s support for the protests delayed pipeline construction and caused financial harm, was...

Wisconsin Lawmakers Propose Ending Daylight Saving Time

As reported by Center Square: This past weekend could be the last time people in Wisconsin could have to spring forward. A pair of Republicans at the statehouse in Madison are proposing an end to Daylight Saving Time. Rep. Nate Gustafson, R-Fox...

Report: Shapiro’s Office Deleted Sexual Misconduct Related Emails

As reported by Center Square:  The Shapiro administration’s handling of a sexual misconduct complaint against a cabinet member, and one reporter’s request to know more about the investigation behind it, may cost taxpayers a lot of money. In a court transcript...

New State Joins Lawsuit Over DOGE Layoffs

As reported by The Center Square: Add Wisconsin to the list of states suing the Trump Administration over federal layoffs. Gov. Tony Evers said the state joined with 19 other Democrat-led states to sue over the firings ordered by President Donald...
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Smithsonian Scraps Trump Impeachment Exhibit

Key Takeaways: Routine Update, Loud Reaction: The Smithsonian removed a temporary Trump impeachment label as part of a larger exhibit update—prompting...
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