April 4, 2025
by Alex Lloyd Gross The US Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the Tik Tok argument tomorrow. This justice department wants to ban it in the United States. They submitted their argument that is is dangerous and COULD take peoples information and stockpile it. Bytedance is owned by China and Bytedance owns Tik-Tok. If a…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Newly elected US Senator Dave McCormick has announced that he will have seven offices across Pennsylvania to help constituents with federal issues. What follows below are the locations and contact information for them. They should all be open and operational by January 16 2026. Harrisburg Office 200 North Third Street, Suite…
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The swearing-in ceremony marked the beginning of the 2025-2026 legislative session, with all 203 members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives taking the oath of office.Tina Davis said she is proud to be part of the Democratic Majority for a second consecutive term and looks forward to working with her colleagues to continue delivering for…
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Pennsylvania Chief Justice Debra Todd administered the oath of office to the chamber’s lawmakers, which included 16 new legislators representing communities across the commonwealth. During the ceremony, Rep. Joanna McClinton, D-Phila/Delaware, was re-elected speaker of the House. She was sworn in by Superior Court Judge Timika Lane, and her Bible was held by Mrs. Cathryn…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross According to Pennsylvania State Senator Art Haywood, the senate republicans should be ashamed of themselves. The minimum wage has not been raised one cent. Meantime, the pay for house lawmakers has risen every year, do to the cost of living raises they voted for themselves. It’s now close to $100 thousand…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Former President Of the United States Jimmy Carter had died in his home in Plains Georgia. He was 100 years old and had been in declining health for several years. Of course, when he was campaigning and when he was president, he visited this area frequently. When he left office he…
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Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — As a new presidential administration prepares to take power, people involved in fledgling clean energy projects in…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross PA Corporate Certificates, LLC, could sound like it is a division of the PA department Of State. Attorney General Michelle Henry said that this Florida based company was contacting business owners that need a document called a Subsistence Certificate, which is a legitimate document that costs $40, but is not necessary…
Read More about Florida Company Impersonated PA State To Scam PA Businesses, Attorney General Saidby Alex Lloyd Gross The United States Supreme Court has been asked by Tik-Tok for a life saving parson. Congress voted to ban the popular app after it was said the parent company, Bytedance is owned by China. Over 100 million users in the United States use Tik-Tok to watch videos or sell products. Many…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross In anticipation of the tariffs going to be enacted by Donald Trump, Canada has reacted just as you would expect therm to. They are going to put a tariff on goods and items going to Canada from the United States. They just have to figure out how much. In the meantime,…
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