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WHYY By Sam Dunklau and Chris PotterApril 8, 2021 People walk by the Pennsylvania Judicial Center Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015, at the state Capitol in Harrisburg. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo) Yes, there’s another election day just around the corner. It’s May 18. And, in fact, thanks to no-excuse mail ballots, widespread voting is already open. In addition to deciding local races, voters this year will elect a slew of new judges to Pennsylvania’s three statewide appellate courts — judges who will no...

Husband of Pa. high court candidate begins prison sentence Updated 9:09 AM; HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The husband of a Pennsylvania appellate judge who is running for the state’s highest court began serving a prison sentence Tuesday in a long-running case involving taking money from an elderly woman’s trust fund to benefit several political campaigns and a charity connected to his wife. Charles McCullough’s incarceration comes as voters decide whether to back his wife, Commonwealth Judge ...

The marble monument was only temporarily unboxed Wednesday morning due to a judge’s order that it could be inspected by an expert for a legal team working to halt its removal.

local populations. our current challenge lies in building language positions. we have been reduced in this efficiency. studies show that exposure to foreign language and early line -- early language learning greatly facilitates language acquisition. bringing in individuals with foreign-language skills makes it easier to train people with higher levels of proficiency. this would make it easier for us to fill positions with appropriately qualified individuals. we are working to overcome ...

you need to adopt your product which to the local regulation so that is beyond just translation also translation is one of the important parts of localization. the question you asked is what are the key changes and that really depends on the possession that very often they dont know how to put the document in the translation. but most likely that resonates with the previous panel the lack of the executive awareness and more understood almost 50% of the income comes from overseas they w...

billion of activity and 190,000 jobs in north america last year. this does not account for the vastly larger pool of part-time and freelance linguists in the u.s., let alone the jobs that the language industry has indirectly created such as for the american people who have marketed, sell, deliver, and support u.s.-made products worldwide. languages and the business that they enable may be the most powerful force in job creation in the united states today. without languages, u.s. busine...

thanks to the ndea, half century ago the u.s. has been able to maintain a core capacity for foreign language and area studies for most world areas through title 6, both of which unfortunately reduced by 40% over the past two years alongside the outright elimination which you have commented on. this is movement in the wrong direction, which we hope can be addressed by the administration and the congress as soon as possible. on a more positive note, initiatives are rising from the defens...