Spotlight PA
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Great PA News Quiz: Trump Visit, Governor Candidates Open to Debate, and an Iran War Powers Vote
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In this quiz: Shapiro and Garrity say they’re open to a governor’s race debate, Trump visits a battleground district and U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick ties the knot.
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‘Political’ Trump Admin Rule Puts Reproductive Health Care for 160K Pa. Patients at Risk, Lawsuit Says
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The Trump administration has added an “alignment review” for Title X grants, which help low-income and uninsured patients access family planning.
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ICE Detainee Punished for Speaking to Press About Poor Conditions at Moshannon, Lawyer Says
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Edin Daniel Chinchilla-Roque has allegedly been placed in a higher level of surveillance at the Clearfield County detention center.
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Shapiro Wants to Use Incentives to Push Data Centers to Behave Better. His Own Party Wants to Be More Aggressive
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House Democrats had to cut a deal to convince their members not to rewrite the governor’s data center proposal.
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Shapiro and Garrity Both Say They’re Willing to Debate in This Year’s Pa. Gov Race
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Experts say political debates are getting rarer, but this year both of Pennsylvania’s candidates for governor say they’re open to it.
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Records Show Watchdog’s Elder Abuse Probe Kept Secret as Shapiro’s Office Claims Confidentiality
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Previous governors, including Democrat Tom Wolf, released the findings of inspector general investigations.
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Great PA News Quiz: Skill Games Ruling, Drivers Ticketed and a Time Capsule Buried in Philly
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In this quiz: The $1M bill for Shapiro home upgrades, a traffic enforcement crackdown, agriculture secretary imposes quarantine, and the America 250 time capsule.
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Some Closed-Door Penn State Trustee Conferences Potentially Run Afoul of Open Meetings Law
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A spokesperson for the university said it believes these sessions “are structured to comply with the law.”
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Bipartisan Election Board Languishing as Gov. Josh Shapiro Fails to Appoint New Members
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The board has not met in nearly three years, even as county election officials call for changes to the state’s outdated election law.
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The Clock Is Ticking for Pa. Lawmakers to Regulate Skill Games. Here Are the Hurdles in Their Way
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Harrisburg needs to figure out a taxation rate and regulatory scheme for skill games, plus decide where the money will go.