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- Illinois Counties Consider Separation Referendums While Chicago Proposes $17.6B Budget| The States · 52 min · Aflevering 276The Justice Department looking at Alaska's ballot, Halloween candy prices are up more than 47% since 2020, and Illinois counties are looking to break away from the rest of the…
- California Awarded $18.2M to Suspect Daycare Nonprofit + Illinois FOID Lawsuit Status | The States · 42 min · Aflevering 275The Justice Department is sending 1,000 federal election monitors to polling places ahead of Tuesday’s election, while a Center Square investigation finds California awarded…
- Whitmer Delegation Spent More Than $200,000 on Asia Trip | Weekend Edition · 48 min · Aflevering 274On this edition of the Center Square Radio Hour, Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer spent 200,000 dollars on an 8 day trip to Asia, and this wasn't the first time. Whitmer has…
- Supreme Court Takes Up Race-Neutral Admissions Case From Maryland | The States · 21 min · Aflevering 273Supreme Court looks at Montgomery County magnet schools case, Georgia DHS hands surveillance vehicle over to Georgia Bureau of Investigations, and Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass…
- Pennsylvania House Races Could Decide Control of Congress, One PAC Spends $850K | The States · 25 min · Aflevering 272Pennsylvania congressional races and their campaign funding, Federal Reserve rate hike, and an alleged cover up in Colorado. Guest host Dan McCaleb talks with The Center…
- FEMA Blames “Reckless Democrats” for COVID Reimbursement Delays | The States · 33 min · Aflevering 271FEMA says it is 95% finished closing its COVID-19 public assistance program years after the pandemic ended, and it blames government shutdowns and fraud reviews for the delays. A…
- Pollster Mike Noble: 80% Chance Democrats Win House, Senate a Coin Toss | The States · 18 min · Aflevering 270Tax filings for a nonprofit tied to Detroit megachurch pastor Marvin Winans have been amended after The Center Square reported they listed him as receiving a salary over…
- Should Michigan Abolish MEDC? Whitmer’s $200K Asia Trip Revives Debate | The States · 25 min · Aflevering 269Superintendent candidates face off in California and Arizona, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer spends $200,000 on an 8 day trip to Asia, election integrity questions swirl in…
- Why Georgia's child protection agency paid $1 million for a Chevy | Weekend Edition · 48 min · Aflevering 268On this edition of the Center Square Radio Hour, The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday to take up a case determining whether a court is able to issue sweeping orders against…
- Felons and Firearms: Separate Orders, Same Appeals Court, Different Outcomes | The States · 37 min · Aflevering 267Third Circuit Court of Appeals gives two rulings on felons and firearms, polling on data centers, energy, and license plate reader cameras, and mortgage rates locking in sellers…
- IRS Fraud Costs Taxpayers Up to $304B a Year, DOJ Official Says | The States · 30 min · Aflevering 266The Trump administration announced the Justice Department’s first nationwide tax fraud surge, and HHS is ending subsidies for 189,000 Affordable Care Act enrollments. Also on The…
- Supreme Court Agrees To Hear DOGE Open Records Case + Illinois Tax Referendums Abound | The States · 46 min · Aflevering 265Illinois tax referendums, Jon Ossoff & Mike Collins face off in Georgia Senate debate, and Supreme Court DOGE case. On today's episode of The States, host Greg Bishop looks at…
- ATF Ends Suppressor Registration + Georgia’s $950K Surveillance SUV | The States · 46 min · Aflevering 264Virginia steps back on Flock Cameras, ATF announces rule changes for suppressors, Georgia Department of Human Services spends $1M on a Chevy, and polling shows many are concerned…
- Louisiana System Error Removes 65K Voters + 13 Govs Sign Agreement to Lower Energy Costs| The States · 47 min · Aflevering 263Election integrity concerns, PJM energy grid costs, school choice and the highest-paid state officials. On today's episode of The States, host Greg Bishop looks at early voting…
- Taxpayer Philanthropy: Pastor blames accountants after TCS investigation | Weekend Edition · 48 min · Aflevering 262On this edition of the Center Square Radio Hour, Georgia drivers are paying 33 cents less for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline than they did last week, courtesy of a fuel…
- $2,000 for a Carry Permit? Santa Clara County Fees Challenged | The States · 47 min · Aflevering 261A California county drops carry permit gun restrictions in a Second Amendment Foundation settlement, 12 Illinois counties vote Nov. 3 on separating from Cook County, and an…
- Biggs Says Arizona Should Be More Like Florida Than California | The States · 48 min · Aflevering 260Arizona Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs makes his case for governor against Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs as early voting begins. Pennsylvania State Police warn skill games could…
- Aaron Ammons Ballot Mistakes: 600 Misprinted Ballots Mailed in One Illinois County | The States · 51 min · Aflevering 259States are looking at mileage-based user fees to replace shrinking gas tax revenue, and President Donald Trump has ordered a waiver of the federal diesel excise tax and dyed…
- Supreme Court Denies 48 Gun Cases, Takes No New Second Amendment Cases | The States · 43 min · Aflevering 258The U.S. Supreme Court denied 48 firearms-related cases and took up no new Second Amendment cases on the first orders list of its new term. Georgia drivers are paying about 33…
- Supreme Court Climate Case, Mail-In Voting and New Seattle Shooting Info | The States · 34 min · Aflevering 257The Supreme Court takes up a major climate lawsuit, questions continue over mail-in voting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, and new Seattle public records raise questions…
