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Content provenance: The next frontier?

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - It’s an increasingly common phenomenon. We see an image or video appear in our social media feed, and we aren’t sure whether it’s real, altered, or generated by artificial intelligence. ... Read More.

Advocates seek reform to keep juveniles out of the system

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Juvenile justice experts gathered at the Capitol on Tuesday for a joint hearing of the House Children and Youth and Judiciary committees. Following the hearing,... Read More.

McCormick talks veterans, shutdown in Pennsylvania

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - While visiting Harrisburg on Monday, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick took questions on several issues, including the federal shutdown and its impact on Pennsylvanians. McCormick was... Read More.

McCormick tours new treatment facility for veterans

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - U.S. Senator Dave McCormick visited Aurelius Brain Health and Human Performance at Harrisburg University Monday. The lawmaker hoped to learn about advancements in treatment for... Read More.

Pennsylvania’s fraught debate over indigenous Americans recognition

Friday, October 24 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Native American Heritage Month is on the horizon, and with it a host of unfinished sentences in the dialogue between the United States government and its native population. ... Read More.

Taxpayer’s power over electricity supply and demand

Friday, October 24 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – When it comes to the common good, regulators often work from the bottom up. That is, preventing catastrophes like forest fires or environmental degradation from... Read More.

Court: Deportation ruling doesn’t protect criminals’ bank accounts

Friday, October 24 by The Center Square

Criminal defense lawyers don’t have to take into account what a guilty plea could cost their clients in a civil lawsuit, a federal appeals court has ruled. The U.S.... Read More.

Fired white trooper sues PA for racism after viral traffic stop

Friday, October 24 by The Center Square

A fired Pennsylvania state trooper who is white says he was fired for reasons that the department gave Black colleagues a pass for. Andrew Zaborowski sued the State Police... Read More.

Planning for Pennsylvania’s power grid ‘potluck’

Friday, October 24 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – Faced with unprecedented energy demand, an aging grid, and a backlog of new generation projects awaiting connection, energy experts are searching for ways to head off a projected shortfall in electricity supply. ... Read More.

State promises vaccine access amid shifting federal guidelines

Thursday, October 23 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen rolled up her sleeves Thursday to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in front of the press at the See-Right Pharmacy in Harrisburg. ... Read More.

Deluzio brings the fight to Perry’s district over veteran jabs

Thursday, October 23 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - As the partisan rift continues to deepen in Congress, so too are tensions mounting between representatives from Pennsylvania. Democratic Congressman Chris Deluzio headed to Cumberland... Read More.

State participating in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday

Wednesday, October 22 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Fentanyl may be top of mind as the opioid epidemic continues to ravage Pennsylvania families, but the roots of the problem remain firmly embedded in pharmaceutical drugs. ... Read More.

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Content provenance: The next frontier?

Advocates seek reform to keep juveniles out of the system

McCormick talks veterans, shutdown in Pennsylvania

McCormick tours new treatment facility for veterans

Pennsylvania’s fraught debate over indigenous Americans recognition

Taxpayer’s power over electricity supply and demand

Court: Deportation ruling doesn’t protect criminals’ bank accounts

Fired white trooper sues PA for racism after viral traffic stop

Planning for Pennsylvania’s power grid ‘potluck’

State promises vaccine access amid shifting federal guidelines

Deluzio brings the fight to Perry’s district over veteran jabs

State participating in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday

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