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Is there a statute of limitations on bad ideas? | Editorial Cartoon
Pennsylvania Senate lawmakers voted 28-21 to approve a three-part constitutional amendment package that could appear on the May 2023 ballot.
The U.S. House Chaos Caucus | Editorial Cartoon
Lawmakers in Pa. and D.C. were a study in contrasts this week with their respective Speaker elections.
The GOP’s New Year’s resolution | Editorial Cartoon
Will Republicans give up the myth of the stolen election in 2023?
Who’s taking the ‘special’ out of Pa.’s special elections? | Editorial Cartoon
Pa. House Democrats and Republicans are fighting in court over who gets to call special elections for three vacant seats.
The thing about U.S. Rep. Scott Perry is … | Editorial Cartoon
The central Pa. lawmaker featured prominently in text messages to a former Trump White House official that featured conspiracy theories.
What legislative to-do list? | Editorial Cartoon
The Pa. Legislature left plenty of work undone when it wrapped up its last session.
Pa.’s unemployment compensation system, explained | Editorial Cartoon
An already fragile system ‘crumbled’ during the pandemic. A new report offers a path to fixing it.
Pa. keeps missing the mark on its Chesapeake Bay clean-up plans | Editorial Cartoon
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has rejected a third plan from Pennsylvania environmental officials aimed at reducing pollution in the Chesapeake Bay..
Who’s the turkey in the Krasner impeachment? | Editorial Cartoon
The Pa. House has approved impeachment articles against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
So … about that red wave | Editorial Cartoon
Democrats had a better than expected midterm election on Nov. 8. With voters rejecting candidates backed by former President Donald Trump.
Will 2022 be a wave (of lawsuits) election? | Editorial Cartoon
Pa.'s 2022 elections are likely to generate a new round of lawsuits over mail-in ballots, retired judges said this week.
Wait, Oz wants who in the examining room? | Editorial Cartoon
Republican Mehmet Oz made nationwide headlines for his assertion that abortion is a matter for women, doctors and local political leaders.