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Inside Pa.’s proposed ‘Parental Bill of Rights,’ which critics are calling homophobic
The legislation would place limits on teachings of sexual orientation and gender identity in younger grades.
Internal polls show ‘tight race’ in Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District
Polling from Republicans and Democrats underscore the competitive nature of the NEPA district.
What is Gab? A look at the far-right social media platform backing Doug Mastriano
It’s been referred to as a “haven” for white supremacists and neo-Nazis. It’s been linked to Pennsylvania’s Republican gubernatorial nominee, state Sen. Doug Mastriano, who has paid the platform for advertising. And it has been the focus of ire from state Attorney General Josh Shapiro, the state’s Jewish Democratic nominee for governor, who has criticized his opponent for courting “antisemitic, racist, alt-right extremists” on the platform.
Pa. Sen. Toomey faces heat from Jon Stewart, veterans over burn pit legislation
The legislation would have expanded health care benefits for veterans exposed to toxic material.
Democratic Governors Association calls on Mastriano to release potential Jan. 6 footage
The GOP nominee was at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, but has denied any wrongdoing.
An optimistic Seth Grove looks to begin bipartisan talks on election reforms | Analysis
Gov. Tom Wolf’s office says the GOP House State Government committee boss has ‘no credibility on election issues’
‘A declaration of war’: GOP lawmakers eviscerate PennDOT’s bridge tolling plan
Lawmakers and business leaders have called on the Wolf administration to end the plan.
The Fairness Act has bipartisan support. So what’s holding it up in Harrisburg? | Analysis
As many celebrate Pride month, LGBTQ Pennsylvanians are continuing the fight for protections from discrimination.
Man with a ban: How Gov. Tom Wolf’s veto tally is defining his legacy | Analysis
Except for a flurry of COVID-related vetoes in 2020, Wolf’s use of veto power has been remarkably consistent.
Flush with cash, Pa. could see its surplus go down the drain | Analysis
As budget season approaches, financial experts say COVID relief funds should be reserved for one-time uses.
The pressure is on Pa. as neighboring states legalize recreational cannabis
Here's what a move to greener pastures might look like.
How the SCOTUS opinion could put the General Assembly in the driver’s seat on abortion rights
Legislative leaders appear reluctant to act based on the draft opinion that's mobilized activists on both sides of the divide.