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Medicaid, Ukraine, DOGE: Takeaways from Rep. Ryan Mackenzie’s first telephone town hall
Mackenzie affirmed his stance that “no changes should be occurring for Social Security or Medicare,” a promise he also made while campaigning. But he signaled he might be open to reducing Medicaid spending.
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People’s Town Hall hosted by state and Lehigh County Democrats
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Great 8 Alex Ovechkin scores 888th goal as Capitals beat Flyers
Alex Ovechkin scored his 888th career goal to continue his pursuit of the NHL record, and the Washington Capitals moved to the verge of clinching a playoff berth by beating the Flyers 3-2 on Thursday night.
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Daily Horoscope for March 21, 2025
What we want is currently subject to change. The Moon in Sagittarius is inspiring us to think more broadly than usual, especially as its helpful trine to healing Chiron encourages thinking up unique ways to improve our well-being. On top...
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Opinion: Solar power can propel Pa. towards meeting energy demands
Opinion: Incidentally, solar energy is now the least expensive form of electricity, with many property...
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Romanian organized crime suspect charged in skimming case
A Romanian member of an organized crime syndicate responsible for stealing thousands of account numbers...
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The best potting benches to keep your tools handy
A potting bench is among the best options for avoiding bending and twisting your back...
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Amazon ends privacy feature that let Echo users opt out of sending recordings to company
Amazon is ending the “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option.
Pennsylvania News
Penn State made deep cuts to engineering, graduate school amid budget woes
Since Penn State announced its multimillion-dollar budget deficit in 2022, the university has deeply cut...
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The release of a 1961 plan to break up the CIA revives an old conspiracy theory about who killed JFK
A memo outlining the proposal was among the JFK assassination documents released this week.
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New Latino cultural festival announced for downtown Allentown
A new festival celebrating Latino culture will be held in downtown Allentown this spring, organizers...
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Meet the ‘tough cookie’ being honored by pediatric cancer nonprofit in a sweet way
Ben Austin survived cancer, twice. Now, he's being recognized by a nationally known nonprofit founded...