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With Pennsylvania's state House likely deadlocked until next month, Republicans argue, Democrats wait, and constitutional amendments languish.

If you couldn’t perform all of your duties, would your boss still pay your full salary? We all know the answer. In the real world, you get paid based on what you can accomplish. In the world of Pennsylvania politics, you get paid regardless of how little you may do.

Pennsylvania House Reps. Craig Williams and Tim Bonner will appeal a Commonwealth Court ruling that led to the indefinite postponement of the state Senate's impeachment trial against District Attorney Larry Krasner. The impeachment managers will go to the state Supreme Court in order to prove that there are specific instances of misuse of power that constitute impeachment on the basis of 'misbehavior in office.'

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania House officially adjourned Tuesday until late February, almost certainly ending any chance of voters seeing constitutional amendments on their May ballot.

Pennsylvania’s gas prices have been well above the national average for years because of the state’s gas tax. Now, during a time of high inflation, the Department of Revenue has

The Berks County Republican Committee says GOP state lawmakers’ votes to elect a Democrat as Speaker of the House damages the party’s reputation.

For anyone who ever complained about drawn-out government meetings, recent Pennsylvania House sessions might seem like a dream come true.

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Pennsylvania House Republicans want to be called back into session, with days left before a deadline to put constitutional amendments on the ballot.