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The State Department says diplomats in Riyadh learned of the atrocities from research groups last summer, contradicting an earlier statement that the United States was not aware until December.

In recent years, Pennsylvania’s state government has been making significant strides in addressing the challenges of substance abuse and addiction. The focus has extended beyond legalization and medical interventions to encompass a more holistic approach to recovery. A proposed legislation, House Bill 1650, is now in the spotlight, aiming to establish the Lifetime Recovery from […]

A bill that was supposed to help homeowners develop accessory dwelling units on their properties is unlikely to pass. Other bills are still on the table as the lawmakers attempt to wrap up this year’s session.

If the US and Canadian governments are this concerned, we should be as well, one expert says.

A special session was held today in Harrisburg to consider a proposed constitutional amendment that provides a two-year window for victims of childhood sexual abuse to file civil lawsuits against thei

The measure has been in the works for years, but Gov. Wolf’s call for a special session comes amid an unprecedented week in Pennsylvania politics.

The session will propose a constitutional amendment to retroactively extend the timeline for victims of childhood sexual abuse to file civil actions.

MISSOURI LEGISLATORS FILE LEGISLATION TO LOWER FOREIGN LAND OWNERSHIP IN MISSOURI

ADDABBO REFLECTS ON PEARL HARBOR REMEMBRANCE: “On Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day we honor the thousands of Americans that we lost on this day 81 years ago,” State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr. said. “The surprise attack by the Japanese on the United States Naval Base at Pearl Harbor killed 2,403 US military members and civilians,

House Republicans vowed to try again later after their resolution was narrowly defeated A resolution calling for an audit of US military a