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‘He’s worried about his image’: Bresnahan donates to charities after voting to cut Medicaid, SNAP
US Rep. Rob Bresnahan’s charitable donations are coming under scrutiny after he donated to organizations impacted by President Donald Trump’s budget cuts that he voted for.
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Here’s a look at races to watch in Pennsylvania’s 2026 primary
Pennsylvania voters have important choices to make for which Democrats will face off for Congressional seats
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She retired from a medical career and got to work as a Planned Parenthood patient escort
After retiring from a career in medicine, Mary began volunteering as a patient escort at a Pennsylvania Planned Parenthood clinic, where she helps patients navigate protesters and access reproductive healthcare.
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Saval, Democrats say solar panels on warehouse rooftops can save consumers money
Pennsylvania has more than 16,000 warehouses that can house rooftop solar panels.
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Gas is over $4 in PA. Can solar and wind “bomb-proof” your energy bills?
Gas has climbed past $4 a gallon as the Iran war drives up oil markets and food costs. Clean energy advocates say more solar and wind projects could make monthly bills harder to rattle.
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This pro-voucher Pa. billionaire is looking to influence midterm elections
Jeffrey Yass, who has a net worth of over $80 billion, has spent more than $82 million on federal races outside of Pennsylvania this election cycle.
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Candidates for Congress in 8th District unopposed in primaries
Incumbent Republican Congressman Rob Bresnahan Jr. is unopposed in the May 19 primary as is Democrat Paige Cognetti.
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Janelle Stelson faces progressive challenger in 10th District primary
Janelle Stelson and Justin Douglas are running in the May 19 Democratic primary in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District for the right to try to unseat seven-term Republican US Rep. Scott Perry in November’s midterm election.
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Four Democrats vying to take on Ryan Mackenzie in 7th District
Republican US Rep. Ryan Mackenzie represents Pennsylvania’s 7th District, which includes all of Carbon, Lehigh, and Northampton counties and a small part of Monroe County.
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How does Pa. compare to other states in per-student funding?
Public school spending per student hit record highs in the U.S. in 2024, and Pennsylvania’s levels topped most other states, according to new federal data.
