-- Inquirer Editorial: It’s Up To PA Voters To Preserve Democracy In November
-- PennLive: Boycott Of Martin’s Potato Rolls Tied To Republican Candidate For Governor Mastriano Goes Nationwide
-- Bloomberg: Shake Shack Drawn Into Martin’s Bread Controversy Over Chairman’s Ties To PA Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano
-- U.S. Senate Race
-- AP: Dr. Oz Wins PA Republican U.S. Senate Primary By 951 Votes Of Over 1.3 Million Votes Cast
-- Inquirer Editorial: It’s Up To PA Voters To Preserve Democracy In November
-- Inquirer: PA U.S. Senate Primary Race Recount Shows How Accurate The Initial Vote Count Was - It Barely Shifted
-- Post-Gazette: PA U.S. Senate Race Could Be Potential Referendum On National Firearm Debate
-- WHYY: Trust Fund Kid, Carpetbagger, Radical: Campaigns Draw Battle Lines In PA U.S. Senate Race
-- Erie Times: Kathy Barnette Nearly Pulled An Upset In Republican U.S. Senate Primary, Why She Believes Her Future Is Bright
-- Post-Gazette - Salena Zito: Republican David McCormick Looks Forward To A Promising Political Future
-- PennLive: Gisele Fetterman - Husband May Not Return To Campaign Trail Until July
-- PennLive - John Baer: How Fetterman’s Health Could Affect PA U.S. Senate Race
-- November 2022 Election
-- Inquirer Editorial: It’s Up To PA Voters To Preserve Democracy In November
-- AP: U.S. Sees Heightened Domestic, Violence Extremists Heading Into Midterm Elections
-- May 2022 Primary Election
-- AP: U.S. Supreme Court To Allow Counting Of Undated Mail-In Ballots In Lehigh County
-- Billy Penn: In Democratic Ward Elections Full Of Infighting (And Physical Fighting) Philly Progressives Make Key Gains
-- TribLive: Allegheny County Democratic Party Chair Not Running For Re-Election
-- Erie Times Guest Essay: Could The Primary Election Signal Rock Bottom In PA Politics? - Craig Snyder, Fmr Republican U.S. Senate Candidate
-- Election Reform/2020 Election Fallout
-- Erie Times: Republicans, Democrats Say PA’s Voting Laws Are Broken, Here Are Some Changes Both Sides Can Agree On
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: ‘Election Integrity’ Or ‘Election Intimidation?’ Controversial Bill Passes PA Senate
-- WESA: PA Republicans No Closer To Re-Inspecting Fulton County’s 2020 Voting Machines
-- Scranton Times Editorial: No Governor Owns Voting, Elections
-- PA Capital-Star: Senate Bill Barring Third Party Election Funding Advances In House
-- Spotlight PA: PA Lawmaker Wants More State Control Over Millions In Outside Campaign Spending On Federal Elections
-- PA Capital-Star: Poll Finds Bipartisan Support For Fixing Campaign Finance Laws
-- PA Capital-Star: Republican Lawmakers, Advocates Call For U.S. Constitutional Amendment That Could Ban Dark PAC Money In Campaigns
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Voters Want Election Reform, Republicans Deliver Voter Intimidation
-- AP: Ex-Democratic Congressman Myers Pleads Guilty In Ballot Stuffing Case
-- PA’s Role In Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- USA Today: PA Has 2nd Highest Number Of People Charged With Crimes Related To Jan. 6 Assault On U.S. Capitol - 71; Texas Has 72
-- TribLive: PA Republican Cong. Scott Perry Asked Ex-President For Pardon After Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: PA Republican Cong. Scott Perry Asked About Presidential Pardon After Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- PennLive: Republican Cong. Scott Perry’s Opponent In Nov. Election Calls For Criminal Investigation Of Perry
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Republican Cong. Scott Perry Takes To Talk Radio To Counter-Attack Against Pardon Allegation
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: What Is Republican Cong. Scott Perry Trying To Hide From The Public?
-- Inquirer: Philly Proud Boys President Zach Rehl Charged With Sedition In Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- TribLive: Allegheny County Woman Sentenced For Criminal Charges Related To Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- PennLive: Lebanon County Man Sentenced For Threatening To Murder Democratic U.S. Senators
-- PennLive Guest Essay: We Must Rise Up Against Evil - Mark Singel
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Yes, Ex-President Is To Blame For Jan. 6 Assault On U.S. Capitol, But So Are Boneheads Who Rioted On His Behalf
-- Altoona Mirror Editorial: U.S. House Hearing On Attack At U.S. Capitol Should Be Must-See TV
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: A Real Hope For Changing The Extremists
-- AP: U.S. Sees Heightened Domestic, Violence Extremists Heading Into Midterm Elections
-- AP: First U.S. House Hearing On U.S. Capitol Assault Doesn’t Changes Many Minds In Philly Suburbs
-- LancasterOnline: U.S. House Hearings Begin Today On Assault On U.S. Capitol, Here Are The PA Details To Watch For
-- USA Today: Republican Cong. Liz Cheney Calls Jan. 6 Capitol Attack A ‘Conspiracy’ And Says Threat Is ‘Ongoing’
-- AP: U.S. Capitol Attack’s Full Story: U.S. House Panel To Release Chilling Story
-- AP: Viewer’s Guide To 1st Public Hearing On Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- AP: Explainer: Hundreds Charged With Crimes In Capitol Attack
-- State Constitutional Amendments
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Constitutional Amendment Privatizing Liquor System Reported Out Of House Committee
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Easy To Vote Against Liquor Control Board, But For What?
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Sovereign Incompetence - Liquor Control Board
-- AP: Republicans Face Decision On Which Constitutional Amendments Will Move Forward
-- Spotlight PA: Complete Guide To More Than 70 Proposed Amendments To State Constitution
-- PA Politics Of Russian Invasion
-- Independent Fiscal Office: Cost Of Gasoline, Energy Utility Bills Up 33% From Last Year [Driven By Spike In Oil, Natural Gas Prices On Foreign Energy Markets] [PaEN]
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Inflation Costing PA Consumers $3,000 More A Year On Gasoline, Food [Driven By Spike In Oil, Natural Gas Costs]
-- MCall - Ford Turner: As Gasoline Hits $5/Gallon, PA Lawmakers Hear Bleak Testimony On Inflation [Spiking Fossil Fuel Prices “Play A Significant Role” In Inflation Figure]
-- WPost: Gasoline Prices Keep Inflation At Highest Level In 40 Years In May
-- WSJ: Record Fuel Costs Upend Businesses, U.S. Economy
“Oil and fuel production hasn’t increased quickly enough to meet growing global demand, as economies emerge from pandemic-related restrictions.”
-- AP: Several Factors Converging To Push Gasoline Prices Higher
-- PA Business Report: State Trade Groups Among Coalition Calling On Biden To Increase Production Of Natural Gas, Oil
-- Scranton Times: Natural Gas Development Boom Reboot Predicted In PA
-- MCall: F&M Poll: Pennsylvanians Feeling Worst Economic Pain In Years As Gasoline Prices Approach $5/Gallon
-- Scranton Times: Gasoline Cost $3.71/Gallon A Year Ago In PA, Now It’s More Than $5
-- Harrisburg Politics Potpourri
-- Spotlight PA: Candidates Of Color Say They Need More Party Support, Financial Backing To Be Successful In PA
-- MCall - Ford Turner: Long-Time Senate Republican Budget Chief Concedes Election
-- Post-Gazette - Julian Routh: Successful Write-In Candidates To Challenge For 6 Western PA State House Seats In November
-- TribLive: Fayette County Rep. Matthew Dowling Could Face DUI Charges
-- PA Capital-Star Editorial Cartoon: What’s Really Polluting The Chesapeake Bay?
-- Gov. Wolf Announces Departure Of DGS Secretary Curt Topper, Names Joseph Lee Acting
-- Inquirer: Rep. Marina White Stepping Down As Chair Of Philly’s Republican Party
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Constitutional Amendment Privatizing Liquor System Reported Out Of House Committee
-- MCall: Bethlehem Casino Had 268 Unattended Children In 4 Years, Some As Young As 2 Months Old
-- AP: House Votes To Remove ‘Homosexuality’ From State Crimes Code
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: PA’s Version Of ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Poised For Introduction
-- AP: PA Historical & Museum Commission Pulls Gay Pioneer’s Historic Marker Over 1993
-- PennLive Guest Essay: To Protect Older Adults From Abuse, We Must Update Protection Law - Secretary Of Aging
-- PA Capital-Star: House Bill Proposes Hikes In Cost Of Birth, Death Certificates To Fight Veteran Suicides
-- AP: Amid Complaints, PA Lawmakers Move To Restrict Fireworks [Been Saying That For 5 Years]
-- Citizens Voice: Wilkes-Barre Fire Chief: New Fireworks Bill Doesn’t Go Far Enough
-- Budget 2022
-- Spotlight PA - Stephen Caruso: PA Is Sitting On Billions In Federal Stimulus Money, Lawmakers May Actually Agree On A Plan To Spend Some Of It
-- WITF: PA House Republicans Want To Save Billions In Surplus Tax Money In State Rainy Day Fund
-- PA Capital-Star: It’s State Budget Season In PA, Here Are 5 Issues To Look For
-- WESA: As PA Lawmakers Work Out A Budget, Trans Athletes, Liquor, Election Money Take Center Stage
-- Scranton Times Editorial: No Need For General Assembly To Sit On Federal Recovery Cash
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Bridge-Tolling Opponents Urge PennDOT To Find Another Funding Source
-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Yes! Nearly 24,000 Turnpike Toll Deadbeats Could Have Vehicle Registrations Suspended
-- COVID Pandemic/Health
-- MCall: PA COVID Update - Infection Rates Decline Again To 22,564 Last Week, With 159 Deaths
-- Scranton Times: New COVID Cases Dropping, But Virus Isn’t Disappearing
-- Dept. Of Health Monthly Update On COVID Trends
-- WESA: COVID Levels In Allegheny County Wastewater Decline
-- AP: Gov. Wolf Tests Positive For COVID, Again
-- Inquirer: Research Behind COVID Vaccines Reaps Close To $1 Billion In Royalties For University Of Pennsylvania
-- WHYY: Battle Continues Over Vaccination Powers For PA Pharmacies
-- Post-Gazette: In Western PA, Pandemic Failed To Spur Health Care Initiatives For Basic Medical Issues
-- Citizens Voice: State Provides $350,000 To Wilkes University To Launch Marijuana Chemistry Education Program
-- WESA: State Drops Controversial Pro-Union Language In Medicaid Contracts
-- WESA: Advocates Call For Statewide Support For Needle Exchange Programs In PA
-- School Districts/Higher Education
-- LancasterOnline: Activists Rally Outside Sen. Martin’s Office Demanding Fair Funding For PA Schools
-- Inquirer: Suburban Philly School Superintendents Call For Curbing Payments To Private Charter Schools
-- TribLive/The Center Square: Tens Of Millions Of PA School Dollars ‘Unauditable’
-- TribLive Editorial: Audits Are Where School Districts Have To Show Their Work
-- LancasterOnline: Elizabethtown School District Denies Request To Remove ‘Me And Earl And The Dying Girl’ From Library
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: PA’s Version Of ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Poised For Introduction
-- TribLive: Mt. Lebanon Moms Sue Teacher, District Over Gender Identity Lessons
-- MCall - Ford Turner: PA Senate Passes Bill To Ban Transgender Athletes From Girls’ School Sports
-- TribLive: Penn Hills School District To Have Increased Police Presence Due To Threat
-- Inquirer: Research Behind COVID Vaccines Reaps Close To $1 Billion In Royalties For University Of Pennsylvania
-- Citizens Voice: State Provides $350,000 To Wilkes University To Launch Marijuana Chemistry Education Program
-- Wilkes-Barre Guest Essay: Investing In State-Owned Universities Is Good For PA
-- TribLive Editorial: Rep. Nelson’s College Voucher Bill Leaves Many Questions
-- Gun Violence/Law Enforcement
-- Gov. Wolf Commends U.S. House For Passing Gun Violence Prevention Act, U.S. Senate Now Has Chance To Stand Up For Americans
-- City & State PA: Can Pennsylvania Pass Significant Gun Reform?
-- AP: State Capitol Rally Urges Action To Fight Crime, Aid Victims
-- Erie Times: Fairview High School Students Protest Gun Violence
-- Erie Times: ‘Guilt And Terror’: Teachers Reflect On Shooting At Erie High School
-- Post-Gazette: 2 People Shot In Drive-By Attack Outside Pittsburgh Banquet Hall
-- AP: U.S. Sees Heightened Domestic, Violence Extremists Heading Into Midterm Elections
-- Courier Times: Assault-Style Gun Ban Introduced In PA Senate
-- MCall Guest Essay: Pennsylvanians Need Policy And Courage, Not More Thoughts And Prayers
-- PA Capital-Star Guest Essay: Our Leaders Have Failed Us On Gun Violence, Let’s Take The Power Back - Rev. Sandra Strauss, PA Council Of Churches
-- MCall Guest Essay: PA Lawmakers Have Duty To Prevent Gun Violence - Rep. Schlossberg
-- Inquirer: Chaos, Terror On South Street: Multiple Gunmen Fired Into Crowds On ‘A Dark Day For Philadelphia’
-- Inquirer: 2 Men Will Be Charged In South Street Mass Shooting, Philly DA’s Office Said
-- Inquirer Editorial: Weekend Mass Shooting A Stark Reminder Of Philly’s Thwarted Efforts To Tighten Gun Laws
-- LancasterOnline Editorial: PA Supreme Court Should Allow Cities To Impose Gun Regulations
-- Williamsport Sun Editorial: Gun Owners’ Rights Are Not A Municipal Matter
-- PennLive Editorial: 3 Things PA Lawmakers Should Do To Protect Our Children [Gun Laws]
-- Post-Gazette: Federal Judge Denies Gun Supply Business Order Against ATF For Enforcing Prohibition Against Selling Ghost Gun Parts
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Ghost Guns From Ghost Leadership
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: Downtown Shooting Shows Risks Of Idealistic Bail Reform
-- TribLive: Pittsburgh Leaders Brace For Busy Weekend Amid Ongoing Violence
-- City & State PA: In Wake Of Philly Mass Shooting, An Existential Threat To Businesses
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: Are You Pro-Business? Then You Should Be Pro-Gun Control, Too
-- TribLive Editorial: Violence Curbs Business Success
-- Inquirer: Philly’s Mayor Says He Has $184 Million Anti-Violence Strategy, Some Say Plan Is Inadequate
-- WHYY: Philly Major Says Removing Guns Only Way To Stop Increased Street Violence
-- Inquirer: Clerical Error Allowed Philly Mass Shooter To Get A Carry Permit, Despite Earlier Run Arrest
-- WESA: Allegheny County Council Asks General Assembly For More Power To Make Local Gun Regulations
-- Scranton Times: 5 Years After Weis Market Shooting In Wyoming County, Survivor Continues Journey To Heal
-- Erie Times: Erie ‘Juvenile Lifer’ To Be Sentenced Again For Murder Of 5-Year-Old
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: Jamming The Revolving Door Between Prison And The Streets
-- PA Capital-Star: Latino Community Urges Reopening Of Pittsburgh’s Immigration Court
-- PA Economy
-- Erie Times Guest Essay: Unleash PA Growth By Cutting Corporate Taxes And Regulatory Red Tape - PA Chamber Of Commerce [In addition to the $30.7 Billion in federal aid PA businesses received]
-- Post-Gazette - Anya Litvak: Absenteeism, Supply Chain Issues During Pandemic Put Mark On Pittsburgh-Area Manufacturers
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Transforming The State’s Hiring Process To Make State A ‘Premier Employer’
-- Post-Gazette: Pittsburgh-Area Members Of Congress Request $108 Million In Projects In 2023
-- Citizens Voice: Wilkes-Barre Boosts Pay For Summer Jobs, Gets More Applicants
-- Spotlight PA: PA’s Definition Of Broadband Hasn’t Changed In Nearly 20 Years
-- Spotlight PA: Fight Over Public Records Could Threaten Novel Approach To Broadband In Rural PA
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: PA Should Adopt Federal Broadband Definition
-- WHYY: New Baby Formula Plant Gets Another $8 Million From PA
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