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Regulatory/Permitting Reform Tops House Republican Agenda

The new House Majority Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) highlighted 3 priorities Republicans will be working on starting in January-- career and technical education, expansion of the EITC Education Tax Credit Program and enacting the regulatory reform package two of the new members of the new leadership team were promoting-- Reps. Benninghoff and Oberlander.

Rep. Cutler said he is focused on finding solutions to problems and reaching across the political aisle on issues were Republicans have common ground with Democrats, like on education funding and jobs.

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Editorial: Smart Start For Lt. Gov-Elect John Fetterman

Editorial: Fmr Gov. Tom Ridge Is Right: Dial Back Angry Rhetoric
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PA Settles Lawsuit By Agents Who Claimed Retaliation By Kathleen Kane
Philly DA Taking New Approach To Homicide Prosecutions

Op-Ed: Fight Against Capital Punishment Starts In Philly

Editorial: Why Is PA The Worst State For Student Loan Debt?

In PA Coal Country, Debate Flares Over Arming Teachers To Prevent School Shootings

AP: PA Shows It Offered $4.6 Billion To Amazon Over 25 Years

Philly Loses Out On Amazon, Bid Could Have Cost $5.5 Billion In City, State Aid

Pittsburgh Mayor Balks At Revealing Amazon Bid

Here’s Why Amazon May Have Passed On Pittsburgh

Amazon HQ2 Sweepstakes Over, But PA, Philadelphia Won’t Release Proposals

Editorial: The Challenge Of Not Winning Amazon’s Game

GoPuff On-Demand Delivery Service Plans Massive PA Warehouse Expansion

Steelworkers Approve 4-Year Labor Pack With U.S. Steel

Op-Ed: Common-Sense Changes To Make Philly’s Fair Workweek Law Truly Fair
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Philly May Require All Pharmacies to Stock Overdose Reversal Drug

Some Pharmacies Thwart Efforts To Improve Access To Opioid Overdose Reversal Drug

People With Serious Mental Illnesses In PA Face Long Wait For Treatment

900 PA Soldiers Returning From Middle East Deployment

Juul Halts Store Sales Of Some Flavored e-Cigarettes To Deter Use By Kids

National/International

Olson: Pennsylvania Once Again Has A Woman In Congress

Olson: Congresswoman-Elect Wild Heads To DC To Learn The Ropes

Cong. Marino Gets Apology, Drops Defamation Lawsuit Over Election Email

Editorial: Scott, King Lost Congressional Races, But Not Failures
Column: What Democrats Owe Black Voters: Use U.S. House Majority To End Police Brutality

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