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Why Cities Have More People but Less Clout

Why Cities Have More People but Less Clout Cities have always gotten less than their share from states. As they ve become wealthier and more Democratic, they ve come increasingly under attack. Alan Greenblatt, Senior Staff Writer   |   February 19, 2021   |  Analysis Gun violence is on the rise in Philadelphia. In January, homicides jumped by a third over the same month in 2020, which itself had been the deadliest in three decades. Non-fatal shootings increased last month by 71 percent. City officials, wanting to address the issue, have repeatedly come up with gun control measures they believe will save lives. Their efforts, however, have gone nowhere. Pennsylvania, along with more than 40 other states, blocks localities from passing their own firearms regulations.

Pennsylvania State Rep Malcolm Kenyatta, a gay man, is running for U S Senate

Unacceptable Moderna Vaccine Mixup Has PA Leaders Frustrated

Unacceptable Moderna Vaccine Mixup Has PA Leaders Frustrated Patch 2/19/2021 Justin Heinze © Milos Bicanski/Getty Images Pennsylvania faced a series of new challenges in its vaccine administration effort this week, ranging from a dosage snafu to winter weather. PENNSYVLANIA As the fallout from the Moderna vaccine mixup continues, residents and officials alike are pressing for answers: how did this happen, and what, exactly, is being done to ensure that it never happens again? On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced that tens of thousands of second doses of the Moderna vaccine were mistakenly administered as first doses. While the first and second doses contain identical medicine, officials separate out shipments of the two to ensure that everyone who receives a first dose has a second dose waiting. It s been a tagline promise from the beginning.

Pennsylvania lawmaker Malcolm Kenyatta, 30, announces bid for US Senate - TheGrio

Pennsylvania lawmaker Malcolm Kenyatta, 30, announces bid for US Senate If elected, Kenyatta would become the nation s youngest and first openly Black gay senator Loading the player. Malcolm Kenyatta, the history-making Pennsylvania state representative, has announced that he is running for the U.S. Senate in 2022. If elected, Kenyatta, who is 30, would become the nation’s youngest and the first openly gay male senator. House Rep. (PA) Malcolm Kenyatta attends “Out in Office” panel at Tribeca Celebrates Pride Day at 2019 Tribeca Film Festival at Spring Studio on May 4, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival)

Unacceptable Moderna Vaccine Mixup Has PA Leaders Frustrated

Unacceptable Moderna Vaccine Mixup Has PA Leaders Frustrated
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