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Northeastern Pennsylvania is a proud, blue-collar region built by people who work with their hands, show up every day, and understand what it means to earn a living the hard way. That’s why so many … more
All New York state residents are confronted with costs of living that are unaffordable. Increases in monthly grocery and insurance (medical, auto and home) bills are painfully high, but the energy … more
All are invited to a free community lunch at Good Shepherd Parish Hall (located at the corner of W. Catharine & 5th Streets in Milford, PA) on Thursday, February 19, and on every third Thursday … more
This was a partisan ruling made by a partisan judge in a case brought by a notoriously partisan attorney.  Kathy Hochul and Albany Democrats did not alter this district when they had a … more
The case brought by the partisan Elias Law Group has been a mess from the start. The plaintiffs claimed that NY-11 violated the New York State Voting Rights Act even though that act explicitly … more
Democracy Defense Project Pennsylvania board members, former United States Representative Jim Gerlach and former Pennsylvania House Speaker Keith McCall, have released the following statement … more
Anti-corruption group End Citizens United Action Fund announced that Rep. Rob Bresnahan earned an F on its scorecard for the 119th Congress. The scorecard grades members of Congress based on their … more
Joseph Hernandez, Republican candidate for New York State comptroller, recently unveiled a detailed fiscal road map demonstrating how New York City can eliminate its projected $12.5 billion budget … more
This was a partisan ruling made by a partisan judge in a case brought by a notoriously partisan attorney.  Kathy Hochul and Albany Democrats did not alter this district when they had a … more
New York families deserve better. Too many children lose a loving parent after a divorce due to outdated custody laws.  On April 19, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Abbey Inn in Peekskill, NY, … more
Recently, Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti announced she has raised more than $640K in the fourth quarter of 2025, bringing her total fundraising haul up to over $1.1 million since launching her … more
Recently, Kathy Hochul unveiled her record-high $260 billion budget. Once again, the governor is paying lip service to the issues New Yorkers care about, but providing no meaningful solutions.  … more
Congressman Rob Bresnahan’s campaign today announced that he has earned the endorsement of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen (BRS) in his campaign for re-election to Pennsylvania’s 8th … more
We appreciate New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul’s continued focus on clean air, public health and long-term investments that support a more sustainable and affordable energy future for New York. … more
Hope Alive 845, a community-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth, families and historically underserved communities in the Hudson Valley, is publicly expressing concern over the … more
New York State Senate candidate Michele Frazier filed her first fundraising report in her race for the 51st District, which includes all of Delaware, Otsego, Schoharie and Sullivan counties, as well … more
Pennsylvania’s economy relies on a freight rail system that delivers competition, reliability and safety. Railroads move the chemicals, metals, lumber, energy products and manufactured goods that … more
Anti-corruption group End Citizens United Action Fund announced that Rep. Rob Bresnahan earned an F on its scorecard for the 119th Congress. The scorecard grades members of Congress based on their … more
About a year ago, a few days after Don Juan had returned to power, I penned a somewhat intemperate letter reminding that philosophers (Plato, Locke), theologians (Augustine, Aquinas) and politicians … more
“I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully defend from waste the natural resources of my country—its air, its soil and minerals, its forests, waters and wildlife.” This was the … more
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