Each escalation and application for assistance also takes precious time at a critical moment when the rapid response is most required and those co-ordination challenges directly contribute to inconsistent planning, delayed response times…

These are people who have not been charged with violent crimes. They have not been charged with things like robbery or burglary or rape or murder. And yet that’s who’s in this facility.

I really would encourage 'P Hustle' to answer basic questions.

I mean he was dropping dick pics for a decade and he was on Kik for a decade, and you have that picture of him in the towel that he posted up there.

As Pennsylvania continues to compete for major economic development projects and lead on innovation, we have a responsibility to set strict accountability standards and ensure these projects create real opportunity for our communities.

What was your safeguards to make sure that you weren't interacting with underage people?

I'll be the one Democrat to refuse to defend that mess.

You know, candidates have baggage. In his case, he is baggage that incidentally might be a candidate.

I’ve heard directly from Pennsylvanians who are concerned about the impact data center development could have on their communities, the environment, and their utility bills.

Western Pennsylvania and other coal communities powered our country for decades, but the industry left behind a lot of dangerous and polluting, ‘zombie mines,”

We’re here not just because it’s our duty to do and conduct oversight, but also because we know that we’re gearing up for a fight.

Let me affirm, for the residents of the city of Philadelphia, that there is a cooperative agreement between the city and the federal government that dates back to 2006.

St Helens Borough Council won't be supporting or promoting Pride. I have instructed officers to cease engagement with all aspects of the event.

For too long, coal companies have been allowed to walk away from the damage they leave behind, harming the health of our communities and leaving taxpayers with the bill.

I think the bigger picture for us in the Congress is putting a stop to this mass deportation regime that has broken up families, has broken up homes of people who are not committing crimes.

My hope is that for America’s 250th anniversary, this will be more of a focus on what our next 250 years look like, rather than just a wonderful commemoration of the past quarter of a millennium.

All I'm saying is when I was growing up, if someone had a clear Nazi tattoo on them, you probably could conclude that they’re a Nazi sympathizer.

I think it’s so distressing all of the stories that are coming out, and they’re more and more it seems by the hour.