Videos
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Pennsylvania voters can hold lawmakers accountable for minimum wage
As Pennsylvanians struggle with the ever-increasing cost of living, Aimee Van Cleave from Project 26 Pennsylvania reminds us that lawmakers have the power to increase wages—and voters have the power to hold them to their jobs.
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As Pennsylvania weighs child online safety bills, Democrats unveil a national plan
Democrats’ new Kids Over Clicks plan aims at protecting children online by regulating access to and accountability for AI, social media, and surveillance.
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Rep. Summer Lee: “Black futures are still being obstructed by white supremacy”
Rep. Summer Lee used the 250th anniversary of the United States to argue that Black Americans are still living with the consequences of centuries of government-sanctioned discrimination.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro honors fallen State Trooper Pahira
Gov. Josh Shapiro says being a Pennsylvania State Trooper requires extraordinary courage, compassion, and heart. Speaking at the funeral for Trooper Michael Pahira, who was killed after being struck by a tractor-trailer while conducting a commercial vehicle safety inspection, Shapiro honored Pahira’s commitment to public service and the sacrifices law enforcement officers make to protect…
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Rep. Houlahan says Trump is unable to negotiate effectively
Rep. Chrissy Houlahan sharply criticized President Trump over what she described as his inconsistent positions on major issues, including the wars involving Iran and Ukraine, arguing that his shifting stance makes it difficult for allies and adversaries alike to negotiate with the United States or resolve global conflicts.
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Security footage released of arsonist targeting Philadelphia Mosque
A Philadelphia mosque was damaged in what officials are investigating as an arson attack. CAIR-Philadelphia is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction, and is urging investigators to determine whether the fire was motivated by religious bias or hate. No injuries have been reported.
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Pa. encountered a brutal July 4 weekend heat wave: here’s why
Extreme heat across Pennsylvania over the Fourth of July weekend wasn’t just uncomfortable—it was driven by a stubborn heat dome over the eastern US in a climate where human-caused warming is making heat waves last longer, burn hotter, and be more dangerous.
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DSA-backed lawmaker wants to ‘de-Trumpify’ congress after midterms
On top of calling for accountability for President Donald Trump and members of his Cabinet, State Rep. Chris Rabb (D-Philadelphia) wants Democrats to focus on “de-Trumpifying” politics and improving the lives of working Americans.
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Two dead after Central Pa. slammed by holiday weekend storms
Powerful thunderstorms over the Fourth of July weekend hit central Pennsylvania, including Dickinson Township, where trees fell on a tent killing a mother and son.
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Shapiro highlights Pa.’s wins during America 250 Celebration
Watch Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) rattle off some of Pennsylvania’s biggest wins during the country’s America 250 celebration.
