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Facing appeals loss, activists withdraw suit that had frozen ICE

Wednesday, December 3

After winning a court order essentially forbidding federal immigration agents from responding with force against so-called "protestors" interfering with ICE operations and threatening federal... Read More.

With holiday season underway, temporary workers notified they don’t have to join a union

Wednesday, December 3

With a busy holiday season underway, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation is notifying temporary workers that they don't have to join... Read More.

Abbott asks Treasury Department to suspend Islam group’s tax-exempt status

Tuesday, December 2

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott took more action Tuesday against the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). ... Read More.

Controversial Vietnamese film being considered for Oscars

Tuesday, December 2

A controversial Vietnamese film that depicts a long Vietnam War battle is under consideration for an Oscar nomination, according to California Assemblymember Tri Ta,... Read More.

Survey: Teachers concerned about AI’s impact on students

Tuesday, December 2

K-12 educators say students are turning to artificial intelligence for emotional support, and many are concerned that current safeguards are insufficient, according to a... Read More.

Los Angeles County board votes to ban masks for ICE officers

Tuesday, December 2

Los Angeles County moved closer Tuesday to join the state of California in banning masks for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. ... Read More.

Prisoner release bills pushed by retiring congressional lawmakers

Tuesday, December 2

Aging or rehabilitated prisoners should be released sooner into society to save taxpayers' money. ... Read More.

Holiday spending off to strong start as consumers seek value

Tuesday, December 2

More than half of Americans joined in the shopping blitz that started last week and continued through Cyber Monday with consumers spending $16 million... Read More.

WATCH: Pritzker encourages protests as feds challenge use of force lawsuit

Tuesday, December 2

As the use of force challenge against the Trump administration's enforcement of immigration law continues, Gov. J.B. Pritzker is still encouraging protesters. ... Read More.

Afghan man charged in north Texas terrorism threat

Tuesday, December 2

An Afghan man accused of threatening a terrorist attack against Americans after he was released into the country by the Biden administration was charged... Read More.

Florida college votes again to transfer land for Trump library

Tuesday, December 2

Facing a lawsuit with lack of transparency accusation, Miami Dade College's Board of Trustees took another vote Tuesday to transfer a valuable piece of... Read More.

‘No data, no money:’ USDA says states who don’t hand over info will lose SNAP funding

Tuesday, December 2

States that refuse to turn over data on food stamp recipients will lose all SNAP funding, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced... Read More.

Author: The Center Square

Facing appeals loss, activists withdraw suit that had frozen ICE

With holiday season underway, temporary workers notified they don’t have to join a union

Abbott asks Treasury Department to suspend Islam group’s tax-exempt status

Controversial Vietnamese film being considered for Oscars

Survey: Teachers concerned about AI’s impact on students

Los Angeles County board votes to ban masks for ICE officers

Prisoner release bills pushed by retiring congressional lawmakers

Holiday spending off to strong start as consumers seek value

WATCH: Pritzker encourages protests as feds challenge use of force lawsuit

Afghan man charged in north Texas terrorism threat

Florida college votes again to transfer land for Trump library

‘No data, no money:’ USDA says states who don’t hand over info will lose SNAP funding

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