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‘The perfect storm’: Congressman Brendan Boyle warns of looming impacts of federal shutdown

SNAP payments for nearly 2 million Pennsylvanians could be at risk next month if the shutdown continues.

Capitol Beat

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Quinnipiac Poll shows Shapiro with early lead over Garrity – and looks ahead to 2028

A plurality of voters believe both parties in the state Capitol share blame for the state’s budget impasse.

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What America’s ongoing redistricting war could mean for Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is unlikely to redraw congressional maps mid-decade, but that doesn’t negate the need for redistricting reforms, advocates say.

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Succession plan: Sharif Street steps down as state Democratic chair to focus on congressional run

Street is one of at least seven candidates to throw their hat in the 3rd Congressional ring following Dwight Evans’ retirement announcement

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This is not a test: PA public radio stations in emergency mode after rescission vote

A bill that would rescind more than $9 billion in already-approved federal funds now heads to the president’s desk.

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Congressman Dan Meuser opts against run for governor in 2026

The Republican congressman appeared to secure the support of President Donald Trump earlier this year.

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By the numbers: The key figures contained in the One Big Beautiful Bill

While supporters and critics spar over the myriad impacts from the recently passed reconciliation bill – a cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s second-term agenda – City & State focuses on the numbers behind the bill.

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The bus stops here: A nationwide effort to oppose the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ rolls into Harrisburg

Democratic lawmakers and advocates fear the GOP-led legislation will hurt the most vulnerable.

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Fetterman and McCormick talk U.S. Steel, foreign policy, ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ and more

The commonwealth’s two U.S. senators discussed economic issues impacting Pennsylvania at The Senate Project event in Boston.

General Assembly

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Doug Mastriano calls on Congress to support DOGE as he backs state-level DOGE bill

The former candidate for governor has sponsored legislation seeking to create a state-level Department of Government Efficiency.

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Here are the Pennsylvanians on the guest list for President Donald Trump’s 2025 address to Congress

Teacher Marc Fogel and the family of Corey Comperatore are among the Pennsylvanians attending Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress.

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Fetterman, unfettered and unfiltered

Pennsylvania’s senior U.S. senator talks with City & State about his priorities in Washington, D.C., his relationship with President Donald Trump and his approach to bipartisanship in a heated political climate

Technology

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Lehigh Valley among several metro areas benefitting from computer chip production

The Lehigh Valley in has maintained its long heritage in semiconductor manufacturing with the help of federal funding

Donald Trump

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Stocking the cabinet: Tracking the Trump nominees with Pennsylvania ties

Several high-profile appointments could be coming from the commonwealth

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U.S. Sen. John Fetterman pushes to make PA housing program a national pilot

The Whole-Home Repairs program would offer grants and forgivable loans to homeowners and small landlords

Donald Trump

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Executive orders: How Trump’s first 100 days could impact Pennsylvania

The 47th president is rumored to have 100 executive orders planned for early in his presidency.

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The Pennsylvania congressional delegation’s committee assignments

City & State has a full rundown of all the committees that Pennsylvania’s members of Congress are serving on.

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Three for Friday: The Shutdown Before Christmas

A look at the players and potential outcomes from a government shutdown

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U.S. Sen. Bob Casey calls time in Senate the ‘honor of a lifetime’

Casey reflected back on his 18-year career in the Senate and highlighted ongoing challenges facing the U.S.