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14 free Labor Day weekend events in Pennsylvania
Spend the last long weekend of summer at these Labor Day festivals and events in Pennsylvania.
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Republicans allowed healthcare tax credits to expire. Then 190,000 Pa. residents dropped their coverage
Without ACA tax credits, Pennie customers drop their healthcare coverage after premiums increased by an average of 102%.
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Pa. lawmaker spent thousands campaigning against her own data center bill
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick spent thousands on social media ads promoting her reversal on fast-tracking data centers.
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Will Shapiro’s data center executive order boost Dems’ chances of flipping Pa. Senate?
Gov. Josh Shapiro took action against data centers with an executive order while Senate Republicans stalled regulations on data center development.
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Chris Deluzio ramps up attacks on John Fetterman as 2028 Senate race looms
Rep. Chris Deluzio is rumored to be among a group of Democrats looking to challenge US Sen. John Fetterman in 2028.
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PA educator calls US student loan burden an affordability crisis
Pennsylvanians are struggling to keep up with their payments as changes to the federal student loan system resulting from President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act take effect.
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13 beloved Black-owned restaurants in Pennsylvania
Much more than places to eat, Black-owned restaurants in Pennsylvania strengthen local communities and celebrate Black food traditions.
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Right-to-work group backs Stacy Garrity in race against Josh Shapiro
While Gov. Josh Shapiro has campaigned on keeping Pennsylvania a union-friendly state, Stacy Garrity received an endorsement from an organization that supports right-to-work laws.
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Advocates warn about Trump’s vouchers for private and religious schools
Proponents of a new federal school voucher program believe that 89% of the commonwealth’s K-12 population would be eligible to receive scholarships.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Pennsylvania (July 31 – Aug. 6)
A weekly roundup of Pennsylvania political events, advocacy opportunities, protests, and more ways to take action statewide, Friday, July 31 through Thursday, Aug. 6.
