The alleged victim, Vereb’s deputy, quit or was pushed out in a move she claims is retaliation. The administration has known about the claims for seven months.
By Todd Shepherd
Sen. Cris Dush: Shapiro would use government force to coerce the people
The coercive power of government should be used only when absolutely necessary.
By Sen. Cris Dush
Shapiro opts Pennsylvania into automatic voter registration
Democrats praised the governor, Republicans questioned his resistance to voter identification.
By Christen Smith
Sharon Sedlar: Stop putting special interests ahead of Pennsylvania’s children
The courts have said that Pennsylvania’s educational system is broken. The PASS program can be part of the solution.
By Sharon Sedlar
Guy Ciarrocchi: Parents make the common sense case for Lifeline Scholarships
Parents and committed educators see this battle through the eyes of children, not politics
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Shapiro repeals college credit requirement for state troopers
The move continues the Shapiro administration’s policy of making state jobs more accessible.
By Christina Lengyel
Could Pennsylvania’s emission standards wreck our auto industry and energy sector?
California is the last state we should emulate if we wish to rebuild our manufacturing economy.
By Ken Brier
Gina L. Pope: Josh Shapiro’s Department of Self-Promotion
The governor has stumbled through his first few months in office, but his Tik Tok looks great.
By Gina L. Pope
Rep. Martina White: It’s time to ‘Save Our Students’
Pennsylvania kids need our help to get a quality education, but Gov. Shapiro turns his back on them.
By Rep. Martina White
Property tax, rent rebate expansion crosses finish line
The tax rebate, held up by the budget impasse, is finally on the governor’s desk.
By Grace David