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Regulatory reform, clean energy proposals vetoed by governor

North Carolina By Alan Wooten The Center Square By Alan Wooten The Center Square -
(The Center Square) – Two bills, each with nearly 20% of House Democrats in favor, have been vetoed by North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper. ...

Education choice analysis pegs Tennessee No. 6

Tennessee By Alan Wooten The Center Square By Alan Wooten The Center Square -
(The Center Square) – Tennessee ranked No. 6 nationally with a grade of B in the ALEC Index of State Education Freedom. ...

Education choice analysis pegs Ohio No. 23

Ohio By Alan Wooten The Center Square By Alan Wooten The Center Square -
(The Center Square) – Ohio ranked No. 23 nationally with a grade of C in the ALEC Index of State Education Freedom. ...

Majority of new abortion law remains in place

Healthcare By Alan Wooten The Center Square By Alan Wooten The Center Square -
(The Center Square) – Stopping enactment Sunday of new women’s health law, a federal judge on Saturday issued a ruling to stop two provisions...

Education choice analysis pegs North Carolina 35th

North Carolina By Alan Wooten The Center Square By Alan Wooten The Center Square -
(The Center Square) – North Carolina is ranked 35th nationally with a grade of D in the ALEC Index of State Education Freedom released...
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Incoming Pierce County executive says housing costs, homelessness top priorities

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(The Center Square) – Pierce County Executive-elect Ryan Mello...

Louisiana agency lays groundwork for statewide business attraction plan

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(The Center Square) − The Louisiana Economic Development Partnership...

Illinois quick hits: Cargill, Lion Electric announce layoffs

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Cargill announces layoffs ...

California bill prioritizes slave descendents in public college admissions

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(The Center Square) - A new California bill could...
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Incoming Pierce County executive says housing costs, homelessness top priorities

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Louisiana agency lays groundwork for statewide business attraction plan

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