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The Census Bureau also estimates the poverty rate in Scranton is nearly double that of Pennsylvania’s.

Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti sat to the left of President Joe Biden facing Gov. Tom Wolf in the limousine that carried the commander in chief into the city of

Depart on thursday. so time is ticking. and thats why when the president leaves for delaware tonight the press secretary said he wont be off the clock in any manner this weekend. hes going to continue to be in touch with senators manchin and sinema, we understand it, to really hash out whats left to be resolved here. and in terms of the vice president who was traveling, she did say this was a very unique moment, again, trying to underscore the sense of urgency the administration has right now in...

Youre a polster. you should know that. >> greg: are you a polster? >> jesse: she is. >> greg: i had no idea. shes pregnant. >> jesse: that was bad greg. where is good greg? >> dagen: do you have anything else to say? >> jesse: its funny he says hes too busy to go to the border. hes been to camp david ten times, dagen. hes been to an international trips once. this week he had a three-day week. he took off friday and monday. i dont know what hes doing. he doesnt do anything. trump went somewhere. ...

President Joe Biden appeared frustrated on Wednesday that his agenda was stalled in Congress, raising his voice during a speech in Scranton.

With his economic agenda hanging in the balance, President Joe Biden on Wednesday visited the Pennsylvania city of his birth to push infrastructure and spending plans he said are needed to transform places like the former coal-mining town.

If more people took trains, Joe Biden argued, it would save millions of barrels of oil and would reduce pollution. | Politics

This is just straight-up delusional...

Today! agenda in scranton, pennsylvania. whats in it and whats out? and he can get his message across. can he? with voting rights under assault across member senate republicans moving to block the freedom to vote act. and a major development in the search for brian laundrie. investigators discovering what appears to be remains in a florida nature reserve alkds a backpack and notebook belonging to him. straight to the big news here. senior political analyst kirsten powers and charlie dent join me...

Cnns phil mattingly explains where things stand. >> reporter: for president biden and his multi-trillion dollar dual prong agenda, theres no question about the import of it to his administration, to democrats, both in the white house and on capitol hill. the big question was is there ever going to be a path forward? its something the president and his team have worked quietly behind the scenes on for the better part of the last two weeks. details now starting to emerge. a pathway, also seeming t...