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U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited the state Capitol on Wednesday to promote new federal nutrition guidelines that encourage Americans to eat more protein, whole-fat dairy products and vegetables.
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Consumer advocates and a Pennsylvania public utility commissioner are urging state lawmakers to tax data centers and other large energy users to help lower residents' energy bills.
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A panel of state policymakers at a hearing at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex on Thursday appeared in near-unanimous agreement on the need for statewide regulation of the intoxicating hemp industry.
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State Treasurer Stacy Garrity, the Republican Party’s endorsed challenger to Gov. Josh Shapiro in this year’s election, suggested Monday that Pennsylvania’s rural communities would be good locations for new data centers built to power artificial intelligence technologies.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro on Monday called into a Pittsburgh morning radio show to say the seizure of Venezuela's leader on the orders of President Donald Trump was "crazy" and indicative of a "bully's weakness" that sets a poor precedent for the United States' foreign adversaries.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro on Monday called into a Pittsburgh morning radio show to say the seizure of Venezuela's leader on the orders of President Donald Trump was 'crazy' and indicative of a 'bully's weakness' that sets a poor precedent for the United States' foreign adversaries.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday says he would defend any artificial intelligence regulations passed by the General Assembly from Trump administration efforts to block them in court.
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A panel of state Senate Republicans on Tuesday morning subpoenaed state police and Gov. Josh Shapiro's hometown for documents related to the security enhancements made to the Democrat's private residence in Montgomery County, after the assassination attempt against him in April.
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Pennsylvania’s Constitution requires state Supreme Court justices to run in partisan elections to win a seat. Then they are subject to a retention vote every 10 years. State supreme court elections used to be quiet affairs, but this year's retention race has become the focus of intensely partisan attention.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro joins Democrats' lawsuit for emergency SNAP funds amid government shutdown.