Politics
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Pa. files first-of-its-kind lawsuit alleging AI bots gave fake medical credentials
The Shapiro administration is taking legal action against Character Technologies, alleging its Character.AI chatbots misled users by posing as licensed medical professionals.
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Bipartisan group of Pa. lawmakers target insider trading in prediction markets
Pennsylvania lawmakers want to tackle insider trading in prediction markets as they grow to a $1 trillion industry.
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What is a Cannabis Control Board and can it be a step towards a recreational marijuana law in Pa.?
A Senate committee advanced a bill to shift oversight of the state’s medical marijuana program to a new panel.
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We asked, you answered: If you could ask any Pa. elected official one question, what would it be?
With so many issues impacting Pennsylvanians right now, what would you ask your elected officials if given the chance?
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Report: Pennsylvania’s richest billionaire profits from school voucher program
Entities associated with Jeffrey Yass received more than $30 million in tax credits from school voucher programs from 2017 to 2023.
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‘I’ve seen moms come back too soon’: Nurses share stories as paid family leave support grows in Pennsylvania
Magee-Womens Hospital nurses say women are forced back to work before they’re ready. Democrats have pushed the Family Care Act forward, but Republicans in the Senate control the bill’s fate.
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Garrity refuses to fund Shapiro’s security upgrades despite pleas from former Pa. governors
Pennsylvania’s five living governors called on state leaders to take Gov. Josh Shapiro’s safety seriously after the recent assassination attempt on President Donald Trump.
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Pa. treasurer says state cannot legally pay for Shapiro home security
Requisitions for $1,072,795 in payments tied to the work “do not, in the opinion of the Treasurer, appear to be lawful and correct, and therefore warrants for payment will not be issued.”
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Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick’s fiancee on stage with Trump as shots fired
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump were rushed out of the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner and attendees dropped to the floor after gunshots were heard inside the Washington Hilton hotel where the event was taking place on April 25.
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Labor expert sheds light on Crosswell work history prior to DOJ
Ryan Crosswell served at the firm Littler Mendelson, which represented Amazon, REI, Starbucks, and other companies, thwarting unionization efforts.
