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Shapiro says international collaboration is needed to regulate AI

(The Center Square) – As the conversation of AI evolving dominates headlines across the globe, Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered an address on Thursday laying out what he thinks is the best path forward.

McCormick and Fetterman press RFK Jr. over canceled research grants

(The Center Square) – U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick want answers from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services about the cancellation of research grants at a pair of Pennsylvania institutions.

Some retired public servants set for first pension raise since 2002

(The Center Square) – During a speech to AFSCME Chapter 13 retirees in Harrisburg on Monday, Gov. Josh Shapiro touted the first cost-of-living adjustment, known as COLA for short, in over 20 years for various public servants.

State troopers, Philadelphia police unions back Shapiro's re-election

(The Center Square) – After supporting every Republican for statewide office in 2024, the Pennsylvania State Troopers Association announced that they are backing Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro’s re-election campaign in 2026.

Association for counties talks priorities: 911 funding, data centers and more

(The Center Square) – The County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, known as CCAP, is an organization founded in 1886 that serves as the β€œunifying” voice for the Keystone State’s 67 counties.

Garrity says $50.8B state budget Shapiro signed is too high

(The Center Square) – As Gov. Josh Shapiro makes his rounds across the commonwealth promoting the $50.8 billion state budget he signed into law earlier this month, his Republican challenger is voicing her opposition.

California U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna in Pennsylvania for 'economic populism tour'

(The Center Square) – A California congressman with roots in the Keystone State will be traveling through Pennsylvania this week for over a dozen events as speculation continues that he may seek a bid for the White House in 2028.

Fetterman says he was β€˜wrong’ on the filibuster, supports keeping it intact

(The Center Square) – During John Fetterman’s successful bid for U.S. Senate in 2022, he was a vocal critic of the upper chamber’s 60-vote threshold to advance legislation and called for the elimination of the filibuster.
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