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With Russian forces continuing their bloody Ukraine invasion and with economic sanctions piling up, more Pennsylvania lawmakers are seizing the opportunity to call for a fossil-fuel renaissance in the commonwealth.

Senate Majority Leader Kim Ward says Republicans have tried unsuccessfully to broker an agreement between the House, Gov. Tom Wolf and Democrats.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvanias state Senate majority leader said Monday that a partisan stalemate remains unbroken on a new map of congressional district boundaries for the state, and she

Share this article Share this article ORWIGSBURG, Penn., May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Clearly Clean Products, LLC, a leading recyclable packaging company, has announced that it was again named the fastest-growing manufacturer in Northeast Pennsylvania, having been awarded both the 2020 and 2021 Manufacturers and Employers Excellence Award for Expansion by the Northeast Pennsylvania Manufacturers and Employers Association. At last weeks awards dinner, Clearly Clean received citations from U.S....

Maybe someone should rescue House Republicans from Rescue Plan headlines. The American Rescue Plan that they unanimously voted against is overwhelmingly popular and has earned praise from local outlets across the country for the help it’s bringing to their local communities. Here are some of the many front pages from Monday alone that highlighted the American Rescue Plan’s promise to deliver vaccines in arms, money in pockets, children back in school safely, and people back in jobs.  

“Storm the Capitol!” someone else shouted through another bullhorn. And then they did.

Members of Congress confirmed Joe Bidens presidential win early Thursday morning, but not without first deliberating on proposals aimed to discredit the results of the contentious 2020 presidential election.  The U.S. Congress voted on proposals that objected electoral votes from Pennsylvania and Arizona, key battleground states. Both proposals were rejected.  Heres how politicians from Pennsylvania voted on the matter:  U.S. Senate Total Senate vote: 92-7 Sen. Pat Toomey was the only Rep...