Ben Wasserstein
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Democrats held a slim one-seat majority in the state House. Now, they hold a slim one-seat minority.But thanks to new rules enacted last year, Republicans won’t be calling the shots any time soon.Reps. Donna Bullock and Stephen Kinsey, D-Philadelphia, are leaving the statehouse, changing the makeup to 100 Democrats and 101 Republicans.
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The freshman senator from Ohio is now on the Republican ticket with Donald Trump.But JD Vance is a relative newcomer to politics and some analysts aren’t sure he is the best choice for a running mate – or if the pick will swing the race at all.
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Until he was 3, Brandon Markosek was not able to talk.When he started speaking, he developed a stutter that lasted into adulthood.“Some days are better than others, but I still do stutter,” he said. “My stutter never went away fully, but I was able to go to therapy.”
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After weeks of debate and posturing, the state legislature returns to the Capitol this week ahead of a June 30 deadline to pass a budget.
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The future of agriculture could also mean the future of energy.
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Karina Urbina bought a house in February.Before that, she lived in 12 different places, sometimes with strangers, with her eight-year-old son.“Some of those moves were for survival and safety; some were for sacrifice,” she said.With help from Media Fellowship House, which is partnered with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, she and her son now have a place they can truly call home.
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Like many students, Sen. Jay Costa, D-Allegheny, went to community college.But his next move brought challenges when it came to four-year schools accepting credits from his two-year program.
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Fairness Pennsylvania, a lobbying group, launched Monday during the first week of Pride Month.
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Pennsylvania is a key battleground state, with both presidential campaigns gearing up to fight for every vote.
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In the wake of former President Donald Trump’s conviction in New York, the big unknown is how voters in Pennsylvania will react.