(The Center Square) – Health care patients would have to be told when a facility is using artificial intelligence to make clinical decisions under a bill that got strong bipartisan support Wednesday in passing the Pennsylvania House.
(The Center Square) – Legislation supporters say would help “end the chaos and uncertainty plaguing college sports,” while providing student athletes, fans, schools, and coaches “desperately needed relief” passed the U.S. Senate on Monday.
(The Center Square) – A fifth measles-related death in Pennsylvania reported by the state is unconfirmed by local investigators amid a worsening outbreak that spans 39 counties.
Pennsylvania’s Department of Health announced on Friday that it was abandoning a proposed overhaul of the state’s health code that would have given Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro authoritarian police powers ahead of his re-election campaign.
(September 26, 2026 – October 2, 2026) This week on Lincoln Radio Journal – David Taylor from the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association is joined by Rebecca Oyler from the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association and Megan Martin of the Commonwealth Foundation for a Capitol Watch look at state Democrats’ proposal for a government-run health care system; And, Lowman Henry has a Town Hall Commentary on the John Fetterman Show upstaging Josh Shapiro. The post PA Dems Propose State Run Health Care on Lincoln Radio Journal appeared first on PA Town Hall.
(The Center Square) – U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., says putting AI regulation in the hands of the federal government poses risks and instead offered a different solution that he believes would be better equipped to handle the evolving technology.
By State Representative Valerie Gaydos The COVID-19 pandemic taught us many lessons. One of the most important is government authority must have reasonable limits. I am concerned about proposed Pennsylvania Department of Health regulations now being considered by the Independent Regulatory Review Commission (IRRC). Regulation No. 10-242 would make significant changes to Pennsylvania’s rules governing communicable and noncommunicable diseases. While protecting public health is important, we cannot ignore the potential impact these regulations could have on individual liberty, parental rights and privacy. I am also concerned about provisions involving students and families. Parents should not have to wonder whether government officials can enter a school, privately question their child or obtain sensitive information without their knowledge. We should not be
As President Donald Trump returned to the United Nations this week to deliver a speech attacking the institution’s globalist instincts, one of his ambassadors has been quietly working to reshape it from the inside. Jeff Bartos, a former Republican Senate candidate from Pennsylvania, said in an interview with West Wing Playbook that he and Jennifer Locetta, U.S. Representative for special political affairs in the United Nations, have met with every candidate who’s indicated interest in becoming the next U.N. head after Secretary-General António Guterres’ term ends in December. Read the entire article HERE: Trump’s man DOGE-ing the UN – POLITICO The post Pennsylvania’s Jeff Bartos Takes Major Role at United Nations appeared first on PA Town Hall.
(The Center Square) – U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., has offered his support for Sean Parnell as chatter continues that he could be a candidate to lead the U.S. Army.
(The Center Square) – The ongoing debate around Flock cameras and other automated license plate reading systems, or ALPRs, is garnering attention from elected officials and candidates up and down the ballot.
