Two years after repealing Rule 1006, the Court canceled its own reexamination — without public transparency.
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Seth Higgins: Harrisburg’s AI bills are a mixed bag
One is sensible. The other two risk trampling speech and stifling innovation.
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Seth Higgins: An assault on a SEPTA Bus — and what it reveals about modern politics
Gen Z is the first generation to develop a native slang entirely at ease with our internet saturated culture. For […]
Seth Higgins: Fixing Pennsylvania’s local government patchwork starts with fixing the law
The new year in Pennsylvania brought with it a rarity in local government: the consolidation of two municipalities. This happened […]
Seth Higgins: House Bill 1460 is the wrong answer to hospital closures
Few events rock a community like a hospital closure. When this happens, residents quickly turn to their elected representatives to […]
Seth Higgins: Reflections from a Pennsylvania veteran
In February of 2014, I received a dream assignment as a C-17 loadmaster in the Air Force. I was assigned […]
Seth Higgins: People will demand order
On a Saturday evening earlier this month, a homeless man caused a disturbance at a Center City IHOP in Philadelphia. […]
Rural Pennsylvanians can hear you, you know?
During the height of the SEPTA budget standoff a month ago, Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman delivered a searing political […]
Seth Higgins: How lawsuit abuse is killing healthcare in Pennsylvania
Since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, Pennsylvania has been rocked by hospital closures, reductions in healthcare services, and a […]