US House
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Rob Bresnahan opposes law that brought down prescription drug costs
Rob Bresnahan came out against the Inflation Reduction Act’s healthcare reforms even though they benefit millions of Pennsylvania residents.
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What to know about Susan Wild as she seeks reelection to PA House seat
Congresswoman Susan Wild is running for reelection against State Rep. Ryan Mackenzie this November. Wild has used her office to advocate for reproductive rights during her time in office.
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CHIPS Act to help Allentown residents with child care, transportation to boost jobs
Allentown was one of six finalists to receive funding from the CHIPS and Science Act’s Recompete program. That funding will help address employment barriers, transportation challenges and childcare costs.
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Billionaire CEO with history of sexist comments donated to Scott Perry and Rob Bresnahan
Congressman Scott Perry and Rob Bresnehan both received $6,600 from investment banker Ken Fisher and his wife, Sherrilyn Fisher. Fisher cost his firm nearly $4 billion in 2019 for a history of making sexist and racist comments.
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Matt Cartwright focuses on corporate price gouging in reelection race
Matt Cartwright highlights corporate price gouging in his upcoming race against Republican challenger Rob Bresnahan.
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Susan Wild: Project 2025 a ‘mission’ for many GOP House members
Congresswoman Susan Wild warns voters that Republicans in the US House see Project 2025 as “their mission” in an interview with The Keystone.
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Ryan Mackenzie scrubs anti-abortion language from website in race against Susan Wild
State Rep. Ryan Mackenzie is the latest Republican who has been caught scrubbing their anti-abortion views from their campaign websites.
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Susan Wild introduces legislation that makes IVF affordable for families
Susan Wild introduced the HOPE with Fertility Services Act will require private insurance plans to cover IVF treatments saving families tens of thousands of dollars.
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Chrissy Houlahan admits her three daughters are terrified by the loss of reproductive rights
Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan opens up about her daughters losing their reproductive rights and what the stakes of the 2024 election are in a recent interview with The Keystone.























