Politics & Policy
Analysis lends credence to claims of voter ID law’s unequal impact
Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law continues to stir opposition. Wednesday afternoon, opponents of the measure met at Bright House Bap ...
14 years ago
Rabbi challenges Pa. funeral regulations
A Pittsburgh-area rabbi is challenging Pennsylvania’s funeral regulators. Rabbi Daniel Wasserman has sued the state in feder ...
14 years ago
Corbett downplays report of difficulties at licensing centers
Gov. Tom Corbett says he’s accentuating the positive in the face of a survey showing people could have difficulty getting the phot ...
14 years ago
Curtain coming down on Olympics, gloves coming off in campaign
Just three months and three days out from the presidential election, the campaigns will take their message to another level as the curtai ...
14 years ago
Report cites voter ID shortfalls at PennDOT centers
Volunteers recently visited 43 PennDOT bureaus in 28 Pennsylvania counties. They reported what anyone who’s ever visited such facil ...
14 years ago
Pa. civic leaders get update on voter ID requirements
Civic leaders from Southeast Pennsylvania got a crash course Wednesday on how to comply with the state’s new voter ID law. T ...
14 years ago
In clamor over voter ID, inaccuracies gain traction
Philadelphia has become a center of vocal opposition to Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law. But some important facts have had trouble ...
14 years ago
Road to White House is paved with phony outrage
It’s only July and I don’t know how much more of this I can take. America’s a big country, and someone’s g ...
14 years ago
Penn study finds ads target voters, but voters don’t approve
These words are spoken by a woman in an advertisement paid for by Crossroads GPS, the SuperPAC connected to R ...
14 years ago
Some top staffers to Philadelphia mayor quietly take higher pay
In 2008, when Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter was proposing unpopular budget cuts to pools and libraries, he was quick to point out tha ...
14 years ago