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A few days back, a student at Temple filed a grievance against the university with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office on Civil Rights. The […]
Think Progress reports on how state legislators are trying to sneak a ban on cities requiring employers to offer paid sick leave: By attaching it […]
Matt Wolfe, a Philadelphia attorney and Republican, on Thursday announced his candidacy for the City Council seat recently vacated by Bill Green. He has almost […]
Chris Christie’s nationwide popularity has dropped since the George Washington Bridge scandal. And, forget 2016 — he still has to govern the state of New […]
Another day, more headaches for Chris Christie. NJ.com reports: The head of the state’s police unions today slammed Gov. Chris Christie over some $50 million […]
The Inquirer reports that Congressman Chaka Fattah has told Congress that some of his documents have been subpoenaed by federal authorities. He declined to specify […]
On Friday, Philly State Representative Brian Sims will be a guest at the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Cali., where he will take part in […]
Fox29 reports that State Sen. LeAnna Washington has been charged by state authorities with misusing her office.
Comcast isn’t just keen to dominate all media. Now it’s coming for your thermostat. Multichannel News reports:
CBSPhilly reports that Mayor Nutter is trying, again, to get approval for a cigarette tax to fund Philly schools:
The Star-Ledger reports that Chris Christie gathered just 8 percent of the vote—good for fourth place—in a presidential straw poll over the weekend at CPAC, […]
What a difference a few weeks can make in politics. It’s not been that long since businessman Tom Wolf was part of a pack of […]
Here’s the good news: Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate has dipped to 6.4 percent —the lowest rate since November 2008. Here’s the less good news: That number […]
So, which Tom Corbett are we voting for this November? Is it the governor who slashed education, cut benefits to Pennsylvania’s neediest families, and tried […]
In the wake of aborted attempts in Kansas and Arizona to pass “religious freedom” laws that would permit businesses to discriminate against gay customers, liberal […]