Daryl Metcalfe, one of Pa.'s most conservative lawmakers, says the Philadelphia Democrat berated him after a committee hearing last month on emotionally charged legislation.
The Pennsylvania governor spoke out one day after the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office warned that halting the insurance subsidies - could increase premiums for many plans by as much as 20 percent next year and increase the federal deficit over the next decade.
Carolyn Bunny Welsh, who was first elected to her post in 1999, is a well-known and vocal supporter of President Trump. Last summer as a GOP convention delegate she cast her vote in favor of the New York real estate magnate who would go on to win the general election in November.
Neighborhood opposition could derail the medical marijuana dispensary, slated to open early next year in Philadelphia's East Mount Airy neighborhood.
Jim Cawley becomes Temple University's new chief fund-raiser.
Expected to soon announce a run for U.S. Senate to challenge Democrat Casey, Barletta, who has four terms in the U.S. House and a relationship with the president, has never had to run in a race as expensive or expansive as the one he is likely to enter.
The GOP campaign handout lists the names of seven Philadelphia politicians - all people of color - who fell due to public corruption charges. It doesn't mention white politicians from the city who met the same fate.
Wolf said he hopes this will allow teachers to focus on providing students with a "complete education rather than preparing for one exam."
The term 'gerrymandering' races its roots to a 19th Century Massachusetts governor who singed into law a re-mapping plan aimed at keeping his party in power.
House Majority Leader Dave Reed said that Republicans have serious concerns about some taxes included in budget bills passed by the Senate. "It's not where we are," he told reporters.
SERS paid less in manager fees but could do much more in training board members, an audit find.
The Pennsylvania Senate voted to fill a budget gap, in part, by raising taxes on utilities. How will that affect consumers?
Now it's showing its gratitude for big paychecks by turning its back on its responsibilities.
