🌅 Good morning, September. I hope you had a great weekend
🗞️ In today’s edition. Cognetti announces the Congress campaign. Depasquale has a plan to support the Democrats win again. The augment in the AI data center raises hopes, but the benefits are not guaranteed. Kraft Heinz to divide.
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🔈 What do we hear. “There is no obligation to force them to work, and they are still going over and over again. They have no pressure to do their work. Everyone should focus on this now.”
👀 What do we see. “The internal democratic survey for most House Pac states that the mayor of Scranton Paige Cognetti raises 2 points over the representative of GOP Roba Bresnahan, 45 percent to 43 percent.”
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The best story
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“Scranton Mayor of Paige Cognetti She announced today that he would run for Congress next year, potentially establishing one of the most significant races in the country against the first term of the Republican Rep. Rob Bresnahan.
In November last year, Bresnahan, 35 years elderly who lives in Dallas Twp., Luzerne County, defeated six years Rep. Matt CartwrightDemocrat can.
National groups associated with democratically decided to regain the district almost immediately. This is one of the four districts of Pennsylvania to regain control of the house in the USA and thwart President Donald Trump The second period of the period. “(WVIA)
Elsewhere
Republicans are worried about the inflation inflation on 2026. “Initiates and GOP legislators believe that the cost of drugs and consumer objects – and how the White House deals with Trump’s tariffs potentially turbocharging and deficiencies – they will be the key to whether GOP maintains control over the Congress next year.” (Axios)
Pennsylvania will not take part in the domestic rush to exaggerate congress maps. “Despite the growing number of countries studying unusual, in the middle of a decade it will break on congress lines for political reasons, officials from Pennsylvania do not plan to follow.” (Spotlight Pa)
Trump claims that he will sign an ordinance that the voter requires the requirement. “President Donald Trump said that he would issue an executive order ordering the identification of voters for each voter, an advertisement that occurs in March, requiring evidence of citizenship in federal elections and unfounded claims for voters’ fraud to argue that the presidential election in 2020 was stolen.” (USA Today)
The Federal Court of Appeal confirmed that PA cannot throw away incorrectly performed voting cards. What can happen next? “Cearngong Legal Fight is unlikely to end when the Republicans weigh their next movement so as not to count the voting card.” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Country
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“Eugene Depasquale He is well aware of the losses of the gathered democrats on the vote in 2024.
His breed was one of them.
Now Depasquale, a former general state auditor, who lost the offer of the prosecutor general last year, hopes that his official experience and on the trail can support him rebuild his party as likely that the next chairman of the state. “Philadelphia Inquirer)
Elsewhere
Ransomware attack focused on prosecutor general PA leads to delays, removes some critical internal systems. “Attack, first reported by the Office of August 11 as a” cybernetic incident “, impaired many agency functions, because some staff and prosecutors are not able to access the archived E -Maili, files and internal internal systems for the implementation of matters on behalf of the community.” (Spotlight Pa)
At Pittsburgh, Parade Shapiro undertakes to fight for employees, calls GOP for budget support. “Talking to reporters when thousands of employees adopted a position reviewing outside the headquarters of United Steelworkers, Governor Josh Shapiro said that President Donald Trump and his administration” are working on seeking seeking [worker rights] Every day. “(Wesa)
The pressure “left” to complete the budget of Pennsylvania. “” There is no obligation to force them to work, and they are still going over and over again. They have no pressure to do their work. Everyone should focus on this now. “”Whtm)
Legislators in PA and other states are re -considering costs, the purpose of the service after the murder in Minnesota. “Speaker of Pa State House, Joanna McClinton, said that the current political environment is clearly different, because officials at all levels may be the goal.” (Penn Capital-Star)
Publication agencies in Pennsylvania spend millions on lobbying the state government. “From school districts and cities to transit agencies and districts, public entities in the whole state pay a lot of money that you can listen to in capitol.” (WITF)
Around the community of nations
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“A boom of artificial intelligence transforming parts of the country and appearing in the state leads to expectations in Pittsburgh towards recent jobs, fears of loss of employment and care for how communities can control.
“Local officials have to educate and have an honest, binding dialogue with companies that want to locate in their courtyards,” he said John L. Augustine IIIPresident and CEO of Penn’s Northeast, during a recent political trial of the Senate on data centers. “(Public source)
Elsewhere
When could we see the next meeting of a lawyer in the USA in Western Pa? “The western district of Pennsylvania is one step closer to the appointment of his next highest federal prosecutor. US Senator Dave McCormick is in contact with the White House Advisor Office after narrowing the candidates for the next US prosecutor.” (New news about the castle)
Philly’s Counties are missing millions of financing of the state social service as the budget impasse duration. “From July 1, after the end of the tax year in 2025, the counties ceased to receive the funds, which they had previously received from the state on the basis of coverage of the services financed by the state, but managed by poviat governments.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Pennie Brace health insurance users for “shock with stickers” as a loom of contribution increases. “Monthly contributions may increase by 300% for some residents who use the State Act on health insurance at an affordable price, Penna, to ensure protection. The average registration encounters a possible increase of 82%.” (Triblis)
Commissioner Lehigh Co. Zach Cole-Borghi accused in the Interstan Drug Ring. “Other arrests took place in Lehigh, Montgomery, Filadelphia, New York, Chicago and Wisconsin.” (LHIGHVALLIAEN)
Editorial
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5. Kraft Heinz to divide the decade after connecting Megafood
“Kraft Heinz is divided into two companies decade after they joined the huge merger, which created one of the largest food companies in the world.
One of the companies will cover stable shelves meals and include brands such as Heinz, Philadelphia Cree Cheese and Kraft Mac & Cheese, said Kraft Heinz on Tuesday. The second will include brands such as Oscar Mayer, Single Kraft and Lunch. The names of both companies will be published later. “(AP)
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