Wednesday. Let’s do it. Thank you for reading the PoliticSpa textbook
PoliticSPA guide is compiled by Steve Ulrich. Read in the browser, Click here. Has this e -mail been handed over? Subscribe for free.
Your morning pick-me-up. “I’d like. ” Some Stevie wonders to start the day.
PA weather
Indiana Becoming shining, 73
Chambersburg Sunny, 74
Scranton Sunny, 73
Pa Sports
Phillies (13-11) Metts 1-5 | Wed. Vs. Mets
Pirates (9-15) La Angels 9-3 | Wed. Vs. La Angels
Pa Money |. Future (from 7:45)
Dow ⬆️ +671.00 | Nasdaq ⬆️ +495.00 | S & p ⬆️ +121.50
What we hear. “As elected leaders, we have additional responsibility for speaking and acting with moral brightness. Not only call what is right, and what is bad, but also to do a hard work involving the combination of people to find a common plane in a world that constantly tries to divide us.” – – Governor Josh Shapiro
The best story
1
“In a statement issued by the American Association of Colleges and Universities, over 180 university leaders and universities condemned” unprecedented excessive implementation of the government and political interference, threatening American higher education. “
Message – published as “a call for constructive commitment” – means that for the first time the leaders of the higher instance spoke massively about the political moment.
“We are open to constructive reform and we do not oppose the legitimate supervision of the government,” said the letter. “However, we must oppose the unjustified invasion of the government in the lives of those who learn, live and work on our campus.” (PoliticSpa)
Elsewhere
Kelly Voices support of the Save Act. What attracts it? “The federal bill requiring people to show a document of evidence of US citizenship, when they register in voting, received extensive support from Republicans from the US House, including representative Mike Kelly.” (Erie Times-News)
Can my salary be known to pay off student loans? Which changes in the case of loans in the default. “Millions of student borrowers in non -performance of their obligations could observe their remuneration shortly after the US Education Department announced that he would resume involuntary collections for the first time since March 2020.” (Bucks County Courier Times)
US Rep. Deluzio: The end of the Gospodarstwa Gospodarstwa Program will harm children, the agricultural industry. “Last month, the US Department of Agriculture has completed a local cooperative agreement for schools, which helped schools in buying food from local farmers.” (Wesa)
Country
2
“On May 20, Democrats and Republicans will choose the candidates of their parties for a vacancy in the Court of the Community of Nations and the Supreme Court. The winners will compete in the universal elections in November.
Two indirect court courts in Pennsylvania have the right to confirm or reverse decisions made in the lower courts. Their rulings can be referred to the State Supreme Court, the Last Resort Court in Pennsylvania. “(Spotlight Pa)
Elsewhere
Shapiro says that Trump called him a fire attack: “very kind” “Governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro, a democrat, said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump called him on the weekend to discuss the attack of arson on the residence of the governor a week earlier.” (Fox News)
Audit ADL finds house for the fourth youngest anti -Semitic incidents in the USA “Pennsylvania came in fourth place with 456 incidents. According to ADL, the harassment accounted for 72% of reports, while 25% are acts of vandalism. The rest are physical assault, states a report. About 45% of incidents in Pennsylvania took place (New news about the castle)
Mihalek is developing a legislative package to say no for processed foods, additives. “Rep. Natalie Mihalek from Upper St. Clair collected a package of seven bills, which he calls” well PA “. They include an account that requires from companies to disclose add -ons that they put into processed food, while other means are aimed at prohibiting the use of some artificial dyes in school dinners, as well as the use of controversial pesticide, paragraph. “(Wesa)
With relatives in the crisis of the family, they try to get aid in the PA mental health system. “The experience of Amy Graf and the experience of Christie Balmer, who in a long interview with Pennlive presented her unsuccessful attempts to secure her son’s treatment, emphasizes the challenge of the law regarding Pennsylvania’s mental health, which are involuntary involvement of a person to ensure his treatment, therapy and medicine.” (Pennlive)
Around the community of nations
3. The Department of Justice withdraws a lawsuit for voting against City of Hazleton
“The US Department of Justice withdrew the claim accusing Hazleton and his leaders of violation of federal law by thwarting the elections of candidates for the Latin City Council.
Court documents show that the voluntary release of the Department of Justice was submitted on Monday and approved on Tuesday US District Judge Karoline Mehalchick.
It claimed that a small method of selecting members of the “Hazleton” city council means that Latin citizens have smaller possibilities than other electorate members to participate in the political process and choose selected candidates “, effectively violates Section 2 of the Act on Voice Rights.”WVIA)
Elsewhere
Gainy, O’Connor Spar at affordable housing prices, public safety during the debate. “Democratic candidates to the mayor of Pittsburgh were more subdued on Tuesday evening compared to last week, but still exchanged spikes in issues such as apartments at affordable prices, public safety and non -profit payments once again during their second debate.” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
After the debates of Krasner Dugan, he pulls the plug -in to the public radio.. “When District Prosecutor Larry Krasner refused to participate in any debates except for the cordial limitations of public radio, his opponent in a democratic basic one pulled the plug. As a result, having less than a month to the elections on May 20, there is no planned debates in the race about philly da” (DV Journal)
The bankruptcy judge approves the closing of Crozer County hospitals in Delaware. “It is expected that the dismissal of 2651 employees will start on Friday, because the largest healthcare system in Delaware quickly closes among the bankruptcy of the owner, Prospect Medical Holdings.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Harrisburg Mayor Candidates Clash in a combat debate: 6 sharpest stock exchanges. “The first Tuesday formal debate among five democrats applying for the mayor of Harrisburg did not enlighten the problems as much as the invective raised.” (Pennlive)
Debts of the Mayor of Scranton divided hopes, discussion, according to the party. “Two republican candidates of the mayor argued that the Scranton government was working better than during their debate on Tuesday. In a separate democratic debate, one of the mayor, Bob Sheridan, agreed with the Republicans, but the second mayor of Paige Cognetti said that she was doing a good job, conducting the city and justified her justification for four years.” (WVIA)
Editorial
4. Speak your mind
1 thing
5. Move to Mercer?
“Several tiny towns in Western Pennsylvania offer cash incentive to try to move people to move in the area and have called the Mercer’s house.
Hermitage, Greenville and Sharon offer several thousand dollars in cash so that the removals are effortless, inexpensive and satisfying – and there may also be additional incentives. “(CBS Pittsburgh)
