(The Center Square) – The biggest proposed new moneymaker in Pennsylvania government may also launch one of the sharpest debates […]
Seth Higgins: Harrisburg’s AI bills are a mixed bag
One is sensible. The other two risk trampling speech and stifling innovation.
By Seth Higgins
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 […]
Bipartisan alignment on ‘forever chemicals’ regulation
(The Center Square) – Advocates taking aim at the wide array of “forever chemicals,” or PFAS, found in common personal […]
Can legislation protecting parents restore childhood freedoms?
(The Center Square) – Did you grow up walking wherever you wanted? Were you a latchkey kid, home long hours […]
Reduce size of Pennsylvania General Assembly? Sen. Boscola says yes.
The Pennsylvania General Assembly – the legislative body consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate – is comprised […]
Cheryl Lynn Allen: Pennsylvania must reject HB 350 to protect children’s rights
As a former judge who spent decades adjudicating family law cases in Pennsylvania, my primary concern has always been the […]
Stephen Eustis: Historic opportunity in Harrisburg to protect individuals with invisible disabilities
Every day, Pennsylvanians with invisible disabilities like autism or hearing loss navigate a world where a routine traffic stop can […]
House Round-Up: some of the bills that passed last week
(The Center Square) – This week, the House sent the Senate the Pennsylvania Food Bucks program, as well as a […]
Karen O’Keefe: It’s time for a sensible approach to cannabis in Pennsylvania
While 54 percent of Americans live in legal cannabis states, Pennsylvania unfortunately lags behind. It is one of only nineteen […]