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Restaurants struggle to hire staff; primary election nears; more: Good Morning, Pennsylvania Posted May 11, 6:04 AM Facebook Share Today’s weather Photo of the day Harrisburg High Schools Sign and Drive event Saturday celebrated seniors. Photo by Vicki Vellios Briner, for PennLive.com.Vicki Vellios Briner | Special to PennLive Primary election May 18 primary:While Republicans and Democrats will be picking candidates for November, registered voters from any party can vote on ballot questions,...

Nate Jackson The economic recovery is on the minds of millions of people these days. It is, after all, a universal kitchen table issue. Whether it’s rampant inflation on basic items that far exceeds the Federal Reserve’s 2% refrain, or whether it’s a breadwinner unable or unwilling to find a job, the economic picture doesn’t have quite the feeling of hope that it did last fall. When it comes to the unemployed choosing to stay unemployed because their benefits exceed the wag...

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Biden administration grants ethics waivers to former labor lobbyists Adam Schrader For Dailymail.Com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo President Joe Bidens administration has staffed former labor union officials in senior positions after relaxing rules preventing them from communicating with the large unions they used to work for, it has been revealed.  The Biden administration granted waivers to two former union officials in February and March and has argued that the...

The Biden administration granted waivers to two former union officials in February and March The officials who received the waivers are Alethea Predeoux and Celeste Drake  White House officials have argued that the waivers were necessary and in the public interest for them to carry out their job functions The move has been slammed as hypocritical by critics who claim that the union boss appointments have resulted in anti-worker policies

Connecticut Politics Week in Review: 70% of adults in state have at least one COVID-19 shot, but vaccination rate is slowing Russell Blair, Hartford Courant © Brad Horrigan/The Hartford Courant Paramedic Todd Lomento gives Jessica Allard of East Windsor the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Hockanum Valley Community Council. Connecticut has led the country in its COVID-19 vaccination rollout, but demand is starting to slip as the state moves toward three-fourths of adults havin...

Please verify your request* Advertisement Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Sunday defended President Joe Biden’s plan to raise taxes on corporations and the richest 1% of Americans, telling CNN that the benefits of increased spending on education and infrastructure outweigh any negative effects that could be produced by the tax hikes.   “The greatest threat to our economic recovery – and our long-term economic prospects – is not a marginally higher tax rate for large corpo...

Joe Biden fields questions as his son Hunter Biden looks on at a campaign stop at 180 Main Pub and Restaurant December 9, 2007, in Dubuque, Iowa (Getty Images) The memoir was heavily promoted by Hunter with appearances on CBS, Jimmy Kimmel, CNN and BBC. Yet, it failed to make a large impact. Despite the Biden name, the intrigue surrounding his life and the various controversies he has been a part of, the book hardly sold any copies.  How many copies did Hunter Biden sell? Beautiful Things went...

John Moore/Getty Images President Joe Biden’s promise to renew foreign aid to the Central America in an attempt to improve living conditions that are driving migrants to flee reflects what the prevailing line of thinking among Democrats for years: that the best way to deter large numbers of migrants from the region is to help their home countries become more peaceful and prosperous. The White House has announced $310 million in emergency aid to Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, collective...

Sending aid to Central America won’t stop migrants from coming Vox.com 2 days ago Nicole Narea © John Moore/Getty Images A migrant mother and daughter from Honduras sit with fellow asylum seekers after crossing the Rio Grande from Mexico into the United States on March 26, 2021, in Penitas, Texas. President Joe Biden’s promise to renew foreign aid to the Central America in an attempt to improve living conditions that are driving migrants to flee reflects what the preva...