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Democrats are calling for the resignation of a GOP lawmaker who reportedly hurled a homophobic slur at Philly’s Malcolm Kenyatta (opens the original)
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The Pennsylvania House Republican Caucus chastised a GOP state legislator Thursday after he reportedly hurled a homophobic slur earlier in the week at Democratic State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta of Philadelphia, who is gay. State Rep. Aaron Bernstine, a Republican who represents portions of Butler and Lawrence Counties in Western Pennsylvania, also allegedly said in a Harrisburg bar that Kenyatta had lost weight, which Bernstine allegedly attributed to AIDS, according to reporting by PennLive. Kenyat
New poll shows RFK Jr. is unpopular among Pa. voters amid feud with Shapiro over measles (opens the original)
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A large majority of likely Pennsylvania voters dislike Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., according to a poll conducted in the wake of his clash with Gov. Josh Shapiro over the stateâs measles outbreak. The poll, released Thursday, found that 61% of respondents have an unfavorable view of Kennedy, while only 33% said they hold a favorable one of him. âHeâs the one person in the poll that does worse than President [Donald] Trump,â said Don Levy, the director of the
Shapiro critical of Mike Johnson and President Trump for their efforts to deal with AI (opens the original)
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Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday called on the federal government to enact new guardrails on artificial intelligence, days after a number of tech industry figures raised concerns about the danger posed by AIâs rapid development. As he spoke in Pittsburgh, the Democratic governor was critical of both House Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) and President Donald Trump for refusing to erect such safety measures âwhether out of willful ignorance or personal greed.â And, he said, he does not believe t
Another 250th anniversary?! This one, honoring the Constitution, comes in 11 years. (opens the original)
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Philly just finished celebrating Americaâs 250th anniversary with crackling fireworks, an early morning concert and a string of patriotic events throughout the summer. But now that the confetti has been swept away and the World Cup traffic has finally subsided, you may be thinking itâs a good time to get your head out of the 18th century. In a mere 11 years, Philadelphia will be the center of yet another semiquincentennial celebration: the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. And beca
Shapiro is wary of Flock cameras and the potential loss of privacy (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has âreal concernsâ about the way Flock cameras â automated license plate readers that capture and store data gleaned from moving cars â are being used in the state, a spokesperson said Wednesday. Open to banning the technology, Shapiro is wary of how Pennsylvaniansâ privacy can be protected, Rosie Lapowsky, Shapiroâs spokesperson, said in a statement. Flock cameras can record license plates and other vehicle features such as bumper stickers of every ca
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