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1. Are production works actually unique?
“Politicians in both large political parties try to re -enroll in the American economy to increase production. What makes the production so unique? Besides, you know politics.
Some writers and economists say that the romanticization of this one particular sector of the economy is more about nostalgia or political wandering than rational thinking about what is best to serve employees and the economy. “Wqln)
Elsewhere
Rep. Mackenzie in “BIG, beautiful” voting on the invoice: “We should not say that the requirement of work is negative. ‘”A few hours after throwing the necessary vote for the” great beautiful account of the Republican Party “, which would captivate billions of federal dollars to finance tax breaks, US representative Ryan Mackenzie hailed the regulations as a benefit for the residents of Lehigh Valley and the American economy.” (LHIGHVALLIAEN)
Like a reconciliation account at home, it will affect the lancaster in the southern Counties of York. “A representative of the district in the Chamber, Lloyd Smucker, used his places in the Committee on Writing Taxes and the Budget Committee, which, the Vice -President, to play a fictive role when the negotiations lasted in recent months. But since the press message was issued after the vote on the account on Thursday morning, he said little about the invoice.” (LNP)
Doge quietly changes “savings” from the federal lease agreement because the PA USDA office remains open. “Almost three months after the Trump administration stated that the branches of the US Department of Agriculture in Harrisburg-Area closed, the object is still open-alleged savings from closing were quietly reduced.” (Pennlive)
From classes to farm, Americorps cuts hit Pittsburgh. “Hundreds of millions of dollars in the federal Americorps cuts-ten-year government program, which pays a diminutive scholarship to the volunteer to assist in many social organizations and non-profit organizations throughout the country-they have volunteered for volunteers and non-profit in the Pittsburgh region.” (Wesa)
Country
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“In the face of the growing control of his mental health and the ability to work, Our Senator John Fetterman He said he was unjustly ashamed to show himself in the votes of the Senate and public interrogations, which in his opinion is a loss of his time, in accordance with the New York Times article.
The first period of Pennsylvania Democrat said in an interview with the Times published on Saturday that he was trying to prove that he was able to perform his duties after the media “armed” his absenteeism on the Capitol, to present him as mentally incapable.Philadelphia Inquirer)
Elsewhere
Since Pittsburgh is in the face of an augment in the electricity rate of 15%, the PA legislators raises the debate on energy sources. “Together with a two-digit electricity rate next week in Pittsburgh and elsewhere-with constant concern for future interference-Debata intensifies in the state capital over the proposals of the energy of the government’s government Josh Shapiro.” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Regional diminutive companies bear the burden of tariffs. “While the smoke has cleaned up a bit since President Donald Trump imposed an unprecedented round of two -digit tariffs on international trading partners at the beginning of April, small companies are still adapting to a fundamentally changed economic landscape.” (Altoo mirror)
GOP legislators are pressing to provide ivermectin in Pennsylvania without a prescription. “Representative of the state Jake Bant from Erie and six Republican legislators want to create ivermectin, a drug against parasites, which has become a popular alternative treatment against Covid-19 among vaccine skeptics available without a prescription.” (Erie Times-News)
The PA School Council addresses the Supreme Court to protect E -Maile of officials. “Penncrest School District is fighting legal rulings that say that members of the school board cannot bypass public requirements for disclosing information simply by corresponding to a personal E -Mail account.” (Erie Times-News)
Food dye ban, full milk in schools, part of Maha Pa Republicans Push. “Republican legislators concerned about the quality of nutrition in schools in Pennsylvania introduced bills that would prohibit food dye and allow full milk, changes that claim, improve the health of students.” (Spotlight Pa)
Around the community of nations
3. Pennsylvania equalizes votes for survey employees in connection with the deficiency of candidates
“Voters in Pennsylvania went to the polls last week to help continue with centuries -old practice, which no other country does: elections to choose election staff.
“It was a great idea in 1800, which they never got rid of,” he said Thad HallMercer’s election director, who simply supervised the basic to choose democratic and republican candidates for over 150 positions of survey employees.
Poviats are still finalizing the results of the election on May 20. Counting includes a slow voting process, because many races do not have candidates mentioned in voting. “(Vatbeat Pennsylvania)
Elsewhere
The freshly dominant victory in the primary elections, the mayor of Scranton is in the face of a more complex autumn competition than four years ago. “The mayor of Scranton Paige Cognetti received an overwhelming victory that she wanted and needed on Tuesday, but her path to re -election is more crowded than four years ago. (WVIA)
What to do a lame mayor? Gainy is 7 months to strengthen his heritage. “Lame-Duck Pittsburgh mayor Ed Gainy is in the face of a clear choice within the remaining seven months of the office: increasing efforts to move his passion to the finish line during the last days of the semester.” (Triblis)
Numbers behind the closure of the Penn State campus. “In the review of 12 campuses, entries have dropped by 35% over the past decade. 7 out of 12 currently less than 500 students. Registration to eight camps of the community of nations, which were initially unthreatening – Abington, Altooon, Behrend, Berks, Brandywin, Harrisburg and Lehigh Valley and Great Valley – fell by 22%.” (Daily college)
Will the NFL project deliver? Forecast Wathin -Borgh Pittsburgh Control. “The fresh report on the NON -Profit organization in Pittsburgh asks if the whole great conversation about crowds, exhibition and payment of economic development is simply such – a bit too generous in their expectations.” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Editorial
4. Speak your mind
- Now it’s on you, Nippon Steel. (Triblis)
- Corey O’Connor must prepare for work. (Joseph Sabino Mistile)
- Pennsylvania’s treasure honors those who put their lives on the line of our nation. (Garrita Stacy)
- PA makes the state government stronger and more competitive. (Bill O’Boyle)
- Selected Philadelphia officials must celebrate the Sheriff Office to take into account its incompetence. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Hell or politics? Loyalty in the hospital towards Levine and WPath transfers medical caution over children’s transitions. (Beth Ann Rsica)
- The reader of Pro-Trump sent a dangerous email as an intimidation tactics. Instead, it fueled me. (Solomon Jones)
- Born citizenship protects citizens and their newborns. (James Thomas Snyder)
- Cybercharter school reform is an unfinished matter in PA. (Allison Mathis)
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5. Top score of school districts in PA
“The second year in a row the Fox Chapel Area school district is not only the highest school district in southwestern Pennsylvania, but is also a district of scoring No. 1 in state rankings, again taking one place before Upper St. Clair School District.
The top five on this year’s list of state rankings of public schools was rounded by No. 3 Lower Merion and No. 4 Radnor Township, both at suburban Philadelphia, and No. 5 Peters Township School District in Washington – the same last year. “(Pittsburgh Business Times)
