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Data Centers: Too Many Unanswered Questions
By Col. Craig Carlson There are too many unanswered questions about the impact of data centers to make informed decisions currently. People like Josh Shapiro initially saw the…
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PushBack Endorses John Joyce for PA 13th
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PushBack Billboard Warns Altoona Voters
With a good crop of local GOP incumbents poised to win easily this year, complacency is PushBack’s principal adversary this election. The Altoona billboard, on Pleasant Valley Blvd.,…
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Pennsylvania’s Power Gap is Growing
By Doug McLinko iThe leaves are turning in Bradford County, the woodpiles are going up, and furnaces across the commonwealth are kicking on. For millions of Pennsylvania families,…
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PA Family Joins National Coalition Demanding Stronger Online Protections for Children
Following a landmark $18 billion settlement with Meta, family advocates call on TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat to put children’s safety ahead of profits. By Josue Sierra …
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Education experimenters press forward as states opt for federal school choice
(The Center Square) – Public education looks different from what it once did 50 years ago. Or 25 years ago. Or even six years ago.
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Buckley Kept the Gate: Today, The Rank and File Must
(Justin Stapley is a graduate student at Utah Valley University, where he studies constitutional governance, civics, and law. He is also the state director of the Utah Reagan…
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Brooks raises more than all Pennsylvania congressional candidates in Q3
(The Center Square) – Democrat Bob Brooks raised more than all of the candidates running for Congress in Pennsylvania during the third quarter, while tripling Republican U.S. Rep.…
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Wetland Regulations Hurt Farmers on Lincoln Radio Journal
(October 17, 2026 – October 23, 2026) This week on Lincoln Radio Journal : Lowman Henry talks with Bill Gillmeister from End The Lawsuit Tax about the impact…
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Rachel Campos-Duffy Inspires 900+ at PA Family Banquet: “Be Happy Warriors” for Life and Family
By Josue Sierra More than 900 supporters and new friends gathered in Hershey, Pennsylvania, for Pennsylvania Family Institute’s annual Friends of the Family Banquet this past Saturday October…
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Some Amish recall COVID dictates and question government on measles
(The Center Square) - The Amish man who was hard at work at his outdoor food business in Lancaster County in early October had heard that measles was…
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U.S. Senators Tackle Regulation Reform with Bipartisan Legislation
If you take a drive across Pennsylvania, you’ll see the backbone of the American economy. steel mills, natural gas facilities, manufacturing plants, and small businesses that have powered…
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Shapiro announces $837M investment into Port of Philadelphia
(The Center Square) – Gov. Josh Shapiro said that his administration is “all in” on a vital part of the Philadelphia waterfront.
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McCormick highlights research funding while touring Madrigal Pharmaceuticals
(The Center Square) – U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., emphasized the importance of funding the National Institute of Health, NIH, and what role he sees Pennsylvania playing in…
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