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The calls from the con artists appear to be coming from the FBI on the recipient’s caller ID.
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Dave Galluch: A super time on someone else’s dime.
The governor continues to stonewall reporters on the ultimate source of his vacation funding.
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Rep. Joe D’Orsie: Will the statute of limitation amendment achieve its desired end?
Considering whether a good cause could lead to a bad bill.
By Rep. Joe D’Orsie
Andy Bloom: The real deal on Social Security
Biden’s demagoguery on the issue ignores the hard truth — and hard numbers — about the troubled federal benefit program.
By Andy Bloom
Identity of state rep. accused of groping lobbyist known widely in Harrisburg political circles
One Republican former lawmaker says state Democrats are letting the misconduct allegations slide in order to protect their razor-thin majority in the lower chamber.
By Todd Shepherd
Guy Ciarrocchi: The Republican Party needs an agenda
It is not enough to tell the voters what we’re against. We also must tell them what we stand for.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Special session revived in state House
The House returns to order after Speaker Rozzi’s “listening tour.”
by Christen Smith
Ben Mannes: Examining the root cause for the murder of Temple Police Officer Christopher Fitzgerald
How the radically soft-on-crime policies of the mayor, district attorney, and police commissioner have made the city a destination for criminals.
By A. Benjamin Mannes