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New online portal to track universities’ foreign funding live in 2026

Starting in January, American universities can more easily report foreign funding, according to the Department of Education. The federal government will launch a new foreign funding reporting portal on... Read More.

U.S. reaches deal with U.K. on higher drug prices

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

The United Kingdom will pay 25% more for new medications as part of a deal to avoid U.S. tariffs on Britain's drug exports to the U.S., a key step in President Donald Trump's push to get other nations to pay more for pharmaceutical that... Read More.

Sen. Mark Kelly says Trump and Hegseth can’t silence him

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Arizona, spent the weekend saying he will not be silenced by the Trump administration. During televised segments Sunday on CNN and NBC, Kelly dismissed criticisms... Read More.

Jeffries condemns GOP inaction on rising health care prices

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

Republicans in Congress are running out of time to address the upcoming health insurance premium hikes for millions of Americans at the end of the year, and Democrats are unhappy at the lack of progress. ... Read More.

Amid key holiday shopping season, some pick ‘pay later’ option

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

Early projections suggest Americans will spend more than $1 trillion over the holiday season, a crucial time for businesses, but not everyone is paying right away. The National Retail... Read More.

Economist says curbing SNAP fraud requires states to cover 100% of costs

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

With the Trump administration taking steps to curb food stamp fraud, some fiscal watchdogs argue that shifting the consequences of fraud from the federal government to states is the only long-term solution. ... Read More.

Too much still isn’t enough: Pennsylvania budget woes

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - One budget, two narratives. As Gov. Josh Shapiro spent his holiday weekend touting the policy wins baked into the long overdue state budget, his critics... Read More.

Mass shooting at Stockton results in four killed, 11 injured

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

The search continued Monday for the suspect or suspects in a Northern California mass shooting that killed three children and one adult. Authorities said 11 other people were injured... Read More.

Former federal prosecutor to challenge Letitia James

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - A former New York federal prosecutor is the latest candidate to seek the Republican Party's nomination to challenge Democratic Attorney General Letitia James in next year's election. ... Read More.

Three casino licenses approved in New York, including former Trump site

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - New York gaming regulators have given a green light for three downstate casinos, including one at the site of a former golf course owned by President Donald Trump. ... Read More.

Watchdog: Donations to liberal causes will continue despite Arabella’s rebrand

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

A network that pours funding into American liberal ballot issue campaigns initiated a rebrand the same day its tax filings were released, with a watchdog group saying the new network's operations will likely stay the same. ... Read More.

Six Texas Republicans leaving Congress, finishing out term next year

Monday, December 1 by The Center Square

So far, six Texas Republicans are among the growing number of members of Congress who've announced they're retiring, finishing out their term next year. While its uncertain if Republicans... Read More.