Debra Todd formally installed as Chief Justice for PA Supreme Court
Todd administered the oath of office to Governor Josh Shapiro in Harrisburg on Tuesday.
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McCarthy warns Republicans not to misbehave at State of the Union, promises no 'childish games' like Pelosi's infamous speech tearing moment
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Kelly Craft vows to 'dismantle' Department of Education as governor
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Disney's strategy to win its battle with DeSantis is to just wait until he runs for president, says a top Florida Democrat
The Republican governor called the legislature back to Tallahassee on Monday for a special session, in part to settle the Disney dispute.
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Biden explains his objection to sending Ukraine F-16 fighters
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Texas state senator arrested for drunk driving
Texas State Sen. Charles Schwertner has been arrested Tuesday on a driving while intoxicated charged after being stopped by the Austin Police Department.
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I-Team: Records show Ohio in Top 5 in country for most pot seized by postal inspectors
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Fence built around Capitol ahead of State of Union to protect Congress, despite Dem claim walls ineffective
A fence is being built around the Capitol ahead of President Biden's State of the Union address Tuesday, despite Democratic claims that walls are wrong.
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In State of the Union, Biden will propose quadrupling the tax on corporate stock buybacks
President Biden on Tuesday night will call for quadrupling the tax on corporate stock buybacks, the White House said Monday.
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A major set of changes to the rules for retirement finances took effect this year, but many people may not have noticed. The rules were buried within a 4,000-page long, $1.7 trillion spending measure signed by President Joe Biden in December. The batch of changes, called Secure Act 2.0, affords people greater flexibility in how and when they withdraw from their retirement accounts.
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AG Kris Kobach says Walgreens abortion pill effort violates Kansas law, despite court stay
AG Kris Kobach threatened to file a suit under the RICO Act, which allows private individuals damaged by a "racketeer" to file a civil suit.
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Federal judge suggests abortion may still be protected by 13th Amendment
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