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Transportation energy prices remain lowest in more than 15 years

(The Center Square) – Transportation energy costs for the overwhelming majority of North Carolinians remain near the lowest average in 15 years. Monday’s average from the American Automobile Association for a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline from Murphy to Manteo is $2.74. In 2010 some 188 months ago, the cost dipped to $2.72 on average […]

Two Michigan men face federal charges over alleged Halloween terrorist plot foiled by FBI

Two suspects were charged by federal authorities on Monday in connection with an alleged terrorist plot over Halloween weekend in Michigan that was thwarted by the FBI before an attack could happen. The men were identified as Mohmed Ali and Majed Mahmoud. They face federal charges of receiving and transferring, and attempting and conspiring to […]

Latest State Farm rate cut has reduced Florida premiums by $1B

(The Center Square) – Another big insurer is lowering rates in Florida as a result of the state’s tort reform legislation. State Farm is dropping auto insurance rates by an average of 10%, matching its cut of a year ago. Combined, the two cuts will lower insurance premiums in Florida by more than $1 billion […]

Pennsylvania funding has spiked 64% under last two governors

(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s annual budget has ballooned by nearly 64% under Gov. Josh Shapiro and his predecessor, both Democrats, an investigation by The Center Square found.  The Keystone State’s budgets have increased three-and-a-half times more during the last two Democratic administrations than the previous Republican one.  When a Democrat is governor, state funding has swelled 6.3 % a year on average. When a Republican has been governor, the comparable figure has been 1.8%.  Since Gov. Tom Corbett, […]

Bowser reinstates youth curfew after weekend chaos

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser brought back a temporary youth curfew this weekend after a Halloween night gathering of adolescents caused chaos in the district. The curfew follows several instances of youth disorder throughout the capital, which occurred after the mayor’s last youth curfew expired in early October. “This is in response to several weeks […]

Joe Concha suggests Newsom sees Harris as a 2028 ‘rival’

Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha predicted Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) will have to compete with former Vice President Kamala Harris for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. “[Newsom] clearly does not have an affinity for Kamala Harris. And in the end, I think he now sees her as a possible rival for the nomination, the […]

Joe Concha says indictments of Comey, James, and Bolton are ‘not retribution’

Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha dismissed the notion that the Trump Department of Justice is pursuing “retribution” cases against New York Attorney General Letitia James, former FBI Director James Comey, and former national security adviser John Bolton. President Donald Trump appeared on CBS News’s 60 Minutes on Sunday to respond to suspicions surrounding a […]

Schumer floats FCC complaint over Trump’s edited 60 Minutes interview

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) floated the prospect of filing a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission early Monday morning over President Donald Trump‘s edited 60 Minutes interview that aired Sunday night. Schumer’s comments stem from Trump’s lawsuit against CBS News and 60 Minutes over the news program’s pre-election interview with former Vice President […]

Illegal migrants soak up SNAP and WIC benefits

The effect on food and welfare support to the poor in the government shutdown has revealed that the noncitizen and illegal immigrant community has been benefiting from the taxpayer-funded programs more than American citizens — by far. According to newly analyzed Census Bureau data, nearly half of the immigrant community taps into the Women, Infants, […]

California’s Proposition 50: Everything you need to know about redistricting vote

California voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to weigh in on Proposition 50, a redistricting ballot measure that is part of a larger national push to see which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives during President Donald Trump’s last two years in office.  Proposition 50 would adopt maps passed by the state […]
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