(The Center Square) – Vermont Gov. Phil Scott expressed support for President Joe Biden’s new vaccination mandates this week, making him a rare Republican to back the move.
(The Center Square) – A group of Northeast and mid-Atlantic states are inching toward a regional climate pact that's aimed at reducing emissions and easing traffic congestion, but could ultimately increase prices at the gas pumps.
Following the 2020 elections, two states saw changes to the partisan makeup of their state legislatures that could affect redistricting, which is set to begin in 2021 following the publication of the U.S. Census.
(The Center Square) — A joint lawsuit from 21 states is challenging a rule change by the Trump administration affecting reproductive health care.
(The Center Square) – The governors of three New England states that border Canada have called on President Donald Trump to reverse American tariffs on Canadian aluminum.
New York continues to be the largest single producer of new Floridians – including President Donald Trump, as of September – but in 2018, arrivals from New England surged dramatically, according to new U.S. Census Bureau statistics.
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein joined a coalition of 32 attorneys general pushing for the lawsuit filed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania against student loan servicer Navient to go forward in the federal courts.
A proposal by New Hampshire and Vermont to offer their residents a voluntary paid family medical leave benefit has generated interest among private insurers, but not everyone is convinced the twin-state plan will bring more domestic tranquility.
Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.
During the campaign for New Hampshire governor in the fall, incumbent Republican Chris Sununu faced accusations that he was indifferent to the needs of working families because he had opposed a bill that would have established a Family and Medical Leave Insurance plan in the state.
Government unions and politicians are trying to dodge a Supreme Court decision before it’s even been made, and they’re doing so at the expense of workers.
(The Center Square) – Vermont Gov. Phil Scott expressed support for President Joe Biden’s new vaccination mandates this week, making him a rare Republican to back the move.
(The Center Square) – A group of Northeast and mid-Atlantic states are inching toward a regional climate pact that's aimed at reducing emissions and easing traffic congestion, but could ultimately increase prices at the gas pumps.
Following the 2020 elections, two states saw changes to the partisan makeup of their state legislatures that could affect redistricting, which is set to begin in 2021 following the publication of the U.S. Census.
(The Center Square) — A joint lawsuit from 21 states is challenging a rule change by the Trump administration affecting reproductive health care.
(The Center Square) – The governors of three New England states that border Canada have called on President Donald Trump to reverse American tariffs on Canadian aluminum.
New York continues to be the largest single producer of new Floridians – including President Donald Trump, as of September – but in 2018, arrivals from New England surged dramatically, according to new U.S. Census Bureau statistics.
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein joined a coalition of 32 attorneys general pushing for the lawsuit filed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania against student loan servicer Navient to go forward in the federal courts.
A proposal by New Hampshire and Vermont to offer their residents a voluntary paid family medical leave benefit has generated interest among private insurers, but not everyone is convinced the twin-state plan will bring more domestic tranquility.
Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.
During the campaign for New Hampshire governor in the fall, incumbent Republican Chris Sununu faced accusations that he was indifferent to the needs of working families because he had opposed a bill that would have established a Family and Medical Leave Insurance plan in the state.