The progressive California congressman argued against centrist Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz’s statement that Democrats should not try to pass ambitious bills if they win control of Congress in November.
State Rep. Jim Prokopiak says putting vulnerable populations at risk of long-term sustained homelessness will not help the situation, nor will demanding they get treatment.
Increasing polarization, divisive rhetoric and the threat of political violence loom large this election season.
If the gridlock breaks, legislators and environmental advocates see an opportunity to advance long-stalled proposals on renewable energy, data centers and greenhouse gas reductions.
More than half of American states [including Pennsylvania] have lost scientists to recruitment programs in other countries, according to a report from the Business for Federal Research Funding Coalition.
“Cyril Mychalejko has made journalism a powerful form of community service — amplifying voices too often overlooked, confronting injustice and giving Bucks County residents the information they need to participate in civic life,” said Bucks NAACP President Adrienne King.
Microsoft has a contract with the Crane Clean Energy Center on Three Mile Island just outside Harrisburg, the site of the nation’s worst commercial nuclear power accident in 1979.
Lee Davis and Melinda Rizzo won awards for their work in their respective categories of features and investigative reporting at this year’s statewide competition.
Zach D. Roberts interviews Reece Jones about his new book “SMUGGLER: Drugs, Gangs, and Refugees at America’s Northern Border.”
More music, more vendors and spooky punk rock fun for the whole family comes to Broken Goblet Brewing.
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