🌤️ Greetings on Tuesday.
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PA weather
🌧️ Clarion | Mainly shadowy, showers, 62
☔ Cashtown | Probably showers, 69
🌂 Newtown Square Probably showers, 73
Pa Sports
⚾ Phillies (19-15) Tue-Thu vs. Tampa Bay
⚾ Pirates (12-24) St. Louis 3-6 | Tue vs. St. Louis
⚽ Union (7-1-3) Wed. Vs. Indy Eleven (US Open Cup)
Pa Money |. Futures (from 7:53)
💰 Dow 🔽252.00 | Nasdaq 🔽 -196.50 | S&P 🔽 -41.50
📅 What is happening today. The house convenes at 11 am for a voice session, and the Senate calls at 13:00
🔊 What we hear. The election alliance of truth is looking for a plaintiff for a lawsuit to force an audit of elections in 2024 secured a legal team in Philadelphia and they are going forward. Pennsylvania, who voted in elections in 2024 in Philadelphia, Alleghena and Erie, should send the message e -mail to desard@electontruthalliance.org with the subject of “Pennsylvania”.
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The best story
1. Cursed National History about Senators John Fetterman receives a mixed response in
“Reaction on Monday to an explosive article about serious fears Late. John Fetterman’s Mental health hesitated from the hope that he would help him call him to resign.
The history of the magazine in New York last week describing Fetterman’s fights and the fears expressed by some of his current and former employees, including his former chief of staff, shocked the political landscape of the state and sent speculation about the ability of the first democratic senator for further service. “(Pennlive)
Elsewhere
One of John Fetterman’s closest friends in the Senate is “concerned”. “Comments of Senator Peter Welch are in line with the New York work of a magazine describing the fears of Fetterman’s employees about the mental health and mental fitness of the senator in Pennsylvania to office.” (Known)
Why the Lehigh Valley is zero zero for the recent effort to stop potential Medicaid, Snap Cuts. “The campaign of the National Latin Political Group calling for home republicans so that they do not approve the cuts on Medicaid or do not grab food assistance in the next federal budget, began on Monday in Allentown.” (Allentown Morning Call)
In a city, immigrants, natives have uncertainty of deportation, a closed factory. “The Haitian population of Charleroi, arriving mainly in accordance with the temporary protected status (TPS), revived the city, but faces potential deportation within the Trump administration.” (Erie Times-News)
Country
2. Can the changes finally come to the PA election regulations?
“From the end of 2019, when the General Assembly adopted the Act 77, which adopted post voting without exposure in the community, both Republicans and Democrats fought the impasse for unintentional consequences of law.
This freezing can show signs of thaw.
The House Government Committee will vote on Tuesday on two bills that would shook the status quo and prepare the ground under the main circle and trade on the floor of both chambers of the assembly in the next two months. “(Politics)
Elsewhere
Shapiro Governor has two main obstacles in the Philly area – Crozer hospital and SEPTA budget. “Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro has two main fears about voters in his south-eastern base, which should be resolved, according to political people from the outside-Polish, Setta budget deficit and the sudden closure of the Crozer-Chester Medical Center.” (Philadelphia Tribune)
James Malone sworn as a senator of the state of PA. “The former mayor of East St. Petersburg James Malone was officially sworn in as a member of the Pennsylvania senate at the beginning of the Monday session.” (PoliticSpa)
Another account for the legalization of recreational marijuana introduced in Pa House. “Stop me if you heard it earlier. In Pennsylvania in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania was introduced, which would legalize marijuana in the community.” (PoliticSpa)
Terrified by Alabama, the “Issiband embryonic” ruling PA, PA legislators, seek to extend and protect access IVF. “Two accounts in Pennsylvania, legislators, ordered insurance costs for infertility treatment. Another would provide access to such services that are protected.” (New news about the castle)
Around the community of nations
3.
“The war of the Trump administration with PBS and NPR can have a great impact on the access of rural communities to basic information about local events, from raw storms to high school matches in high school, legislators, supporters of public media and researchers say.
“Unlike 1967, when CPB was established, today the media landscape is full of bountiful, diverse and groundbreaking information options,” wrote Trump.
But the options for Americans of rural places to obtain reliable information about their communities are “bountiful” and “diverse”, supporters, researchers and legislators said on Friday. “Known)
Elsewhere
President Haverford apologizes to members of the Jewish community when he is in the face of a congress hearing on anti -Semitism. “While over the past one and a half years at the University of Pennsylvania, it concerned a lot of attention to the University of Pennsylvania, much smaller Haverford College survived its own storm.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Gettysburg College efforts to save “20% of color students” causes a federal complaint. “He lodged a complaint against civil rights against Gettysburg College for apparent policy in order to save” 20% of national color students “as an alleged violation of federal anti -discrimination provisions and the decision of the Supreme Court prohibiting the affirmative action in parties.”Broad + Liberty)
Gainy, legislators pushes the ban on an emergency dwelling in an emergency. “Mayor Ed Gainy, to whom the executive director Sara Innamorata and the state legislators joined, presses the change on the price of Pennsylvania to cover local disasters on the heels of a deadly storm last week.” (Axios Pittsburgh)
You are part of the story – welcome in independence. “Where do we, Americans come from, usually perceive our home as unlike anywhere else. It is often a hyperbola, but not in Bucks. (Broad + Liberty)
Editorial
4. Speak your mind
1 thing
5. We are a number … #41?
Pensilings Governor Josh Shapiro He often says he is tired of losing to Ohio. So he won’t be happy with it The latest “rankings” from the American news and world report about “best states in the USA”
The state of Keystone (#41) stands not only behind Buckeye (#38), but also neighboring Delaware (#18), New Jersey (#19), Maryland (#20) and New York (#22).
Utah took first place, followed by New Hampshire, Idaho, Minnesota and Nebraska.
