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Pa.’S Shapiro Joins States Suing Google Over Alleged Search Manipulation
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro has joined with fellow attorneys general nationwide in a sweeping anti-trust lawsuit.
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The COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Less Effective In People With High PFAS Levels In Blood
The COVID-19 vaccine could be less effective in people with high levels of perfluorinated compounds — PFAS — in their blood.
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As Deadline For COVID-19 Stimulus Deal Closes In, Pa. Residents ‘Need Help Yesterday’
Victoria Murrell graduated from Seton Hill University on Monday, and now she’s wondering what to do next.
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In Historic Moment, UPMC Delivers First Round Of COVID-19 Vaccines To Pgh’s Frontline Workers
On Monday, UPMC administered Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to five frontline hospital workers, making them the first recipients in Pittsburg.
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Albert Gallatin Human Services Agency Helping Seniors Through Pandemic
COMMENTARY: Something as simple as a Christmas card for homebound people can bring a smile to their faces during the holidays.
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Survey: Parents Weigh-In On Education, Exposure Risk During The Pandemic | The Numbers Racket
Many parents are torn between worrying about the quality of their kids’ education and the risk of exposing them to COVID-19.
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Masked, And From A Distance, Pa. Electors Cast Their 20 Votes For Biden, Harris
The masked electors, who observed social distancing guidelines, took about 45 minutes to perform their constitutionally prescribed duties.
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Is Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Next On Philly City Council’s Agenda?
Councilwomen Maria Quiñones-Sánchez said city leaders should aggressively address affordable housing as the city’s economy rebuilds.
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Joining RGGI Is A Vital Step In Addressing PA.’S Carbon Pollution Problem | Opinion
While we cannot repair this damage, we can take steps in addressing the serious underlying problem of carbon pollution.
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Corporate America’s Covert Attack On Your Family | Opinion
Whether we realize it or not, our families are under attack.
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Evidence That The Electoral College Has Been Historically Unfair | John A. Tures
Liberals argue that the system is biased against them.
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Contrarians Have Always Been A Part Of American History | Sean P. Quinlan
It’s important that we understand something. They’ve always been here. The contrarians. The doubters.
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New Electoral Districts Are Coming – An Old Approach Can Show If They’re Fair | Opinion
Electoral district maps designate which people vote for which seat, based on where they live.
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Duquesne University Proposes Full-Time Faculty Cuts Amid Pandemic, Financial Uncertainty
Public universities throughout the state announced widespread layoffs amid existing financial woes exacerbated by the pandemic.
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States Just One Step Away From COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout After Federal Panel OK
Within 24 hours of FDA approval, nearly 3 million vaccine doses will begin shipping across the country.
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U.S. House Passes Bill To Avert Government Shutdown While Relief Talks Drag On
In an overwhelming 343-67 vote, House members backed the stopgap, which would extend fiscal 2021 funding until Dec. 18.
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A Second Look: Diving Into Pa.’s State Plan On Aging | Ray E. Landis
Here are the highlights of what Pennsylvania has determined are priorities for older Pennsylvanians over the next four years.
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Biden To Tap A Trio Of Midwesterners To Lead Agriculture, Housing, Veterans Affairs Agencies
President-elect Joe Biden will nominate U.S. Rep. Marcia Fudge of Ohio, former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack and Minnesota native Denis McDonough.
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Third Pa. Legislator This Week Tests Positive For COVID-19, As Capitol Rethinks Pandemic-Era Swearing-In
State Sen. John Yudichak, I-Luzerne announced his condition on Thursday morning, and is isolating at home.
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How Much Are You Spending On Gifts This Holiday Season? These Experts Can Tell You | The Numbers Racket
The annual NRF consumer survey found that individuals plan to spend $998 on average on gifts, decorations and other holiday-purchases.