(The Center Square) – Gas stations in multiple U.S. states began to run out of gas after Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline, the nation’s largest pipeline, fell victim to a cyberattack over the weekend.
(The Center Square) – With a lawsuit challenging a 2011 law that penalizes local governments and officials for adopting firearms ordinances potentially bound for the state’s Supreme Court, Florida is doubling down on preemption with a new law punishing cities and counties that implement “unw…
(The Center Square) – More children are likely to have increased access to educational options after state legislators across the U.S. advanced a slew of bills this year expanding school choice, according to several state-by-state surveys.
(The Center Square) – The world watched over the weekend as a failing Chinese Long March 5B space rocket re-entered Earth’s orbit with little control over where it would crash.
(The Center Square) – Alaska and Texas have joined Florida’s lawsuit seeking to overturn a federal conditional sail order and allow cruise ships to resume sailing immediately.
(The Center Square) – Anti-gambling activists are vowing to sue, at least 20 lawmakers have already expressed opposition and now a pari-mutuel/gaming coalition has submitted 23 pages of changes they’d like to see.
(The Center Square) – After a decade pause, earmarks – or “member-directed appropriations requests” – are back in the federal budgetary process and 16 of Florida’s 27 Congressional reps are asking for pieces of the pork pie.
(The Center Square) – A year away from another election cycle, a nationwide poll of Hispanic Americans shows their opinions, interests and preferences don’t align perfectly with either of the country’s two major political parties.
(The Center Square) – Local governments should reduce the number of mandatory hearings to adopt ordinances, be allowed to hold virtual meetings in emergencies and be restricted in levying business occupancy taxes.
(The Center Square) – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Thursday signed a hotly-contested elections bill into law during a made-for-TV ceremony off-limits to local media.
(The Center Square) – Gas stations in multiple U.S. states began to run out of gas after Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline, the nation’s largest pipeline, fell victim to a cyberattack over the weekend.
(The Center Square) – With a lawsuit challenging a 2011 law that penalizes local governments and officials for adopting firearms ordinances potentially bound for the state’s Supreme Court, Florida is doubling down on preemption with a new law punishing cities and counties that implement “unw…
(The Center Square) – More children are likely to have increased access to educational options after state legislators across the U.S. advanced a slew of bills this year expanding school choice, according to several state-by-state surveys.
(The Center Square) – The world watched over the weekend as a failing Chinese Long March 5B space rocket re-entered Earth’s orbit with little control over where it would crash.
(The Center Square) – Alaska and Texas have joined Florida’s lawsuit seeking to overturn a federal conditional sail order and allow cruise ships to resume sailing immediately.
(The Center Square) – Anti-gambling activists are vowing to sue, at least 20 lawmakers have already expressed opposition and now a pari-mutuel/gaming coalition has submitted 23 pages of changes they’d like to see.
(The Center Square) – After a decade pause, earmarks – or “member-directed appropriations requests” – are back in the federal budgetary process and 16 of Florida’s 27 Congressional reps are asking for pieces of the pork pie.
(The Center Square) – A year away from another election cycle, a nationwide poll of Hispanic Americans shows their opinions, interests and preferences don’t align perfectly with either of the country’s two major political parties.
(The Center Square) – Local governments should reduce the number of mandatory hearings to adopt ordinances, be allowed to hold virtual meetings in emergencies and be restricted in levying business occupancy taxes.
(The Center Square) – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Thursday signed a hotly-contested elections bill into law during a made-for-TV ceremony off-limits to local media.
(The Center Square) – After the state’s unemployment system collapsed leaving hundreds of thousands of suddenly jobless Floridians waiting weeks to receive benefit payments, lawmakers from both parties called for a special session last spring to address the “unemployment fiasco.”
