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The best story
1. What they said about the great lovely bill
“In the vote 218-214 the American House is over President Donald Trump Big Beautiful Bill and sent a legislative package to his desk, where he signed it on Friday.
The Congress Delegation in Pennsylvania had something to say about the transition of the megabill of Trump. “(Politics)
Elsewhere
Harris approached the selection of Shapiro for his running partner in 2024 – but he had his own reservations, according to the up-to-date book. “Vice President Kamala Harris had better contact with the Governor of Minnesota Tim Walzem and considered him the preferred matching to her No. 2 – but she struggled with whether the governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro would be a more strategic choice.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rabb, progressive anti-establyment, candidates for the headquarters of the Dwight Evans Congress. “State Rep. Chris Rabb, a progressive legislator, who twice won the election without democratic support of the city, applied for Congress.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Young files for the candidacy in PA-06. “Martin” Marty “Young, an older managing partner at M3 Partners, made a candidate’s statement in order to apply for a republican nomination for the sixth Congress District Chair, which is currently able to represent Rep. Chrissy Houlahan. ” (Policy)
Strickler announces the PA-01 democratic nomination offer. “Robert” Rob “Strickler, a resident of Buckingham, announced his campaign in order to obtain a democratic nomination at the Congress in the first Congress District in Pennsylvania.” (Politics)
Country
2. Two decades ago, the legislators gave themselves a raise, while the Pennsylvania slept
“It was around 2 am July 7, when the General Assembly quickly voted in favor of adopting a bill, which provided salary increases to 253 legislators, over 1,000 state judges, and then-Governor Ed Rendell’s Personnel members. Rendell signed it legally and almost no one else knew it was happening. “Pennlive)
Elsewhere
Shapiro claims that Pennsylvania was “fucked up” in the Act on reconciliation signed in accordance with the law. “Governor Josh Shapiro criticizes Republicans from Pennsylvania, who voted for the Act on reconciliation signed at the end of last week by President Donald Trump, saying that the community” was fucked up “.” (Penn Capital-Star)
Adjusting the skill games dividing PA legislators when budget talks stretch. “Fractures have developed among both republicans and democrats in connection with the proposed taxation of skill games, even when the best legislators perceive this as a key issue in negotiations regarding the state budget, which is already delayed.” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Urgent message for legislators: provide “full proposal to financing Shapiro education”. “Supporters say that school districts are fighting to end the end at the end, despite the efforts to reduce costs.” (Penn Capital-Star)
House Republicans press the debate about Save Women’s Sports Bill. “The Act would require schools to adopt a definition of” sex “based on biological distinctions, thus excluding trance and non-binary athletes who were assigned a man from birth from women’s sports teams.”Middle square)
Around the community of nations
3. Economic pressure is built throughout the region. How will the public and private leaders of Pittsburgh react?
“As national and global turbulence, they filter – from presidential policy to trade wars and AI interference – Pittsburgh is in the face of an economic inflection point.
The region has mighty bones: research institutions, energy resources and the foundation of innovation. But whether it is the weather, it may depend on how local leaders react to the stubborn loss of population, the decline in Śródmieście and the rapid end of the federal financing from the pandemic era. “(Public source)
Elsewhere
Western Pa County copes with trauma, it includes immunity a year after shooting at the Trump rally. “A year has passed since 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, a man identified by the FBI, he climbed the roof of the American Glass Research and fired eight rounds from 150 yards to the then candidate for President Donald Trump.” (Erie Times-News)
Congressman Pa is still looking for answers to Trump’s murder attempt a year later. “Representative of American Mike Kelly, who presided over the currently exposed Congress Task group, which examined the attempt to murder President Donald Trump in July 2024, says that he is still pushing Secret Service and other federal agencies about response about security defeats leading to the rally campaign in his hometown.” (Erie Times-News)
A journalist who refused to avoid Trump’s murder attempt to think about Butler Rally in the up-to-date book. “Former columnist NY Post, Salena Zito, said Fox News Digital that the voice in her head said:” You have a job, continue it “(Fox News)
Why the powerful PA plaque is protected against public public law. “The powerful advice that oversees the way in which Pennsylvania’s poviats and other local governments spend money from opioid settlements, operate outside one of the key provisions regarding the transparency of state.” (Spotlight Pa)
Editorial
4. Speak your mind
- As the economy of attention, the gene devices – and the rest of us. (Ezra Klein)
- Bribing destitute families to stay in public schools does not work. (Guy ciarocchi)
- Demes, follow the main advantage of Shapiro and calls the hypocrisy of Fiscal Gop. (Tim Balch)
- What can Pa Demers learn from Zohran Mamdani. (Oliver Bateman)
- Breaking the postal code barrier and putting students first. (Rep. Tim O’Neal)
- Legislators from Pennsylvania must now act to repair the home care crisis. (Daniel Hawkes)
1 thing
5. New ICT?
“The drama from the up-to-date application can be solved from the up-to-date application, which is the ongoing Wola-Bat-Aa-A-A-NOT?The Verge)
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