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Lawmaker: State should pay loan interest for struggling schools

Tuesday, November 11 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) — With state lawmakers nearing a five-month impasse over a budget, Pennsylvania school districts, counties and other public agencies have taken out loans to keep afloat. ... Read More.

Democratic senators under fire explain why they supported GOP bill to end shutdown

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – After breaking from the rest of the Democratic Caucus to help Republicans advance a deal that would end the government shutdown, the eight U.S. senators who did so are now speaking out. ... Read More.

Bill targets traumatic brain injury treatments for veterans

Monday, November 10 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – Veterans diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries from repeated explosions complete suicide at more than twice the rate of civilians, suggesting a gap in treatment that congressional lawmakers want to fill. ... Read More.

End to government shutdown in sight after senators make funding deal

Sunday, November 9 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – U.S. senators finally broke the government funding impasse Sunday night, voting 60-40 to advance a bill ending the government shutdown. The Senate must hold a... Read More.

Report: Princeton ranked best university, best school overall

Friday, November 7 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Princeton University claimed the nation's top spot for universities and best school overall in WalletHub's 2026 Best Colleges rankings. The WalletHub report analyzed 800... Read More.

Carbon Co. group can’t stop Bitcoin mine/possible tire fire

Friday, November 7 by The Center Square

An environmental group in Carbon County has lost its effort to shut down a Bitcoin-mining operation constantly using specialty computers powered by its own electric station. Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court... Read More.

Estimated power demand will outstrip supply by 2032

Friday, November 7 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – The impact on electricity demand from a growing number of data centers is a recurring point of concern among energy leaders who warn that, without swift policy reform, unchecked growth could drive up costs and threaten reliability. ... Read More.

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Pennsylvania

Lawmaker: State should pay loan interest for struggling schools

Democratic senators under fire explain why they supported GOP bill to end shutdown

Bill targets traumatic brain injury treatments for veterans

End to government shutdown in sight after senators make funding deal

Report: Princeton ranked best university, best school overall

Estimated power demand will outstrip supply by 2032

PennDOT expands permit access for rural Pennsylvanians

Shapiro gives SNAP update, slams Congress

Taxpayers have a cost in Supreme Court judicial retention

Report says Pennsylvania face highest costs for colleges

Utility customers given grace while aid stays lost in the shutdown

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