Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI signed the Ratepayer Protection Pledge.
Pennsylvania sues over Trump’s new global tariffs
Section 122, which has never been invoked, gives the president temporary authority to address balance-of-payments deficits.
Shapiro administration issues over $4.1 Million in new PIDA Loans for businesses in Bucks, Erie, and Lancaster counties
Since the Shapiro Administration took office in 2023, PIDA has approved $161,400,538 in low-interest loans.
Central Bucks board backs statewide bell-to-bell cellphone ban
In a resolution approved at its Thursday night meeting, the board expressed unified support for a Senate bill to effect the ban.
To cell or not to cell
The parents I spoke to disagreed with the mandates in the Senate bill that required no cellphones on school grounds during school hours.
Politicians in Pennsylvania should focus on real issues, not cellphones
I personally want my child to have a phone on them for many reasons, the first being safety.
When politics can’t tell the truth about the human person
What we are witnessing in American politics, and in Pennsylvania, is a deep shift in how we understand what it means to be human.
Shapiro’s power plans draw mixed reactions
Shapiro’s plan’s critics say artificially suppressing prices sends the wrong market signals, discouraging investment and stifling new supply.
Governor Shapiro’s budget and the vice economy
When a state begins to rely on the vices of its citizens to balance its books, it loses the moral authority to lead those citizens.
Shapiro proposes $53.3B budget for FY27; draws battle lines heading into 2026 elections
The proposal estimates the state’s revenues at only $48.68 billion, with the shortfall requiring a transfer of $4.6 billion from the state’s reserves.
