Monday PA Capitol NewsClips 11.18.19

The House and Senate are scheduled to be in voting session through Thursday this week.

Senate Expected To Vote On Bills That Change Statute Of Limitations On Sexual Abuse Cases

O’Neill: Politicians In Harrisburg May Be Too Stubborn To Ever Represent The People
Rep. Markosek Pleads Guilty To Speeding, DUI Charge Dropped

Political Yard Signs Waning In Mid-November In Westmoreland
Gaming Control Board Reports Total Gaming Revenue Up 11% In October
Gov. Wolf, National Advocates Push For A Fairer Probation System
PA Settles Class-Action Claim To End Solitary Confinement For Death Row Inmates

Editorial: Philadelphia Raises Its Own Red Flag Gun Law
Rising Number Of Pregnant Women In PA Report Workplace Discrimination
Report: 7 In 10 PA Youth Ineligible To Enlist In Military Due To Academics, Health, Criminal Records
Republicans Want Pilot Private School Funding Bill For Harrisburg School District

Many People In NE PA Still Struggling To Earn Living Wage

With Safe Injection Sites, Somebody Has To Go First, It Could Be Philadelphia

Greensburg, Carnegie First Cities With Touch-Tone Phones

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National/International

Mexican Boy Turned 18 In Berks Detention Center, It Meant Handcuffs

Impeachment Rules The Day, But PA Members Of Congress Push Bipartisan Initiatives

Op-Ed: Citizens Must Drive Impeachment Decision

Op-Ed: Even If They Impeach Trump, It Won’t Help Democrats

Local Elections May Shade 2020 Presidential Race