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Pa. Dems shake the money tree ahead of Feb. 7 special elections | Wednesday Morning Coffee
With control of the House on the line, Democrats warn of the consequences of a GOP majority.
More than 1.1M in Pa. applied for Biden’s student debt relief | Monday Morning Coffee
The program is now before the U.S. Supreme Court, which could overturn it.
These are the false equivalencies of the Biden documents case | Dick Polman
When Biden’s lawyers discovered the office documents, they immediately notified the National Archives and handed over the material a day later.
DOJ probes Biden document handling. What is classified information, anyway? | Analysis
In a flap over classified documents, there are superficial similarities linking President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
Biden administration to rapidly expel more migrants at the border, add legal pathways
The sweeping new immigration plan made public on Thursday brought condemnation from advocates who said he should not broaden the controversial Trump-era Title 42 policy.
In 2024, serious presidential candidates need only apply | Jonathan C. Rothermel
If Americans want a higher caliber White House nominee, it starts with fixing the nomination process.
Report: Environmental enforcement has fallen off under Biden
The civil enforcement cases closed by the Democratic White House is the 'lowest number in at least 22 years.'
White House keys in on mayors and mayors-elect for D.C. forum on federal funding
Mayors are especially good partners for the White House, a senior White House official said, because they’re “problem solvers.”
Federal marriage protection law is a win, but ‘more work remains,’ Pa. Rep. Benham says in D.C.
At the White House, President Joe Biden signs law extending historic marriage protections to same-sex and interracial couples.
Marriage equality bill heads to Biden’s desk following bipartisan U.S. House vote
The 258-169-1 vote included the backing of 39 Republicans. President Joe Biden plans to sign the bill.
VA to host town halls nationwide and Pa., for vets exposed to toxic substances
More than 90 VA facilities around the country, including sites in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, are slated to hold in-person sessions.
How old is too old to run for president? The answer isn’t cut and dried | Ray Landis
That decision should be based on how best to move the United States forward – not on the date on a birth certificate.