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1 month ago | 
myrtlebeachonline.com | Sean Walsh |Fallon Roth |Anna Orso |Jesse Bunch
PHILADELPHIA - Over the last eight years, Philadelphians have seen the rate of shootings and homicides soar to unthinkable heights, they've seen at a dizzying pace, and through it all, the city's Democratic voters have stood by District Attorney Larry Krasner. Krasner, a leader of the national progressive prosecutor movement, is poised to win a third term after prevailing over a well-funded challenge from former Municipal Court Judge Patrick F.
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1 month ago | 
kdhnews.com | Sean Walsh |Fallon Roth |Anna Orso |Jesse Bunch
By Sean Walsh, Fallon Roth, Anna Orso and Jesse Bunch - The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) Krasner, a leader of the national progressive prosecutor movement, is poised to win a third term after prevailing over a well-funded challenge from former Municipal Court Judge Patrick F. Dugan in Tuesday's Democratic primary, according to an Associated Press projection. With a majority of precincts reporting late Tuesday night, Krasner held a commanding lead of about 20 percentage points.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
masstransitmag.com | Sean Walsh
City Council may approve the 76ers' proposal to build an arena atop SEPTA's Jefferson Station even if the team does not agree to subsidize the beleaguered transit agency for the annual $21 million in extra costs it expects to incur once the arena opens, a key lawmaker said Thursday. "I'm not sure that we are going to ask every developer who comes and would add more transit riders ...
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Nov 9, 2024 | 
americanmilitarynews.com | Sean Walsh |Samantha Melamed |Aliya Schneider
Republican Dave McCormick, an Army veteran and former hedge fund CEO, has unseated three-term Democratic Sen. Bob Casey Jr. in Pennsylvania’s nationally watched U.S. Senate race, according to The Associated Press. While Casey held a lead in polls for much of the campaign, the race tightened in the final days. And McCormick ended up squeaking out a victory of less than 1 percentage point. It took two days before the race to be called as ballots were counted across the state.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
msn.com | Sean Walsh |Samantha Melamed |Aliya Schneider
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
mahoningmatters.com | Sean Walsh
Game on. City Councilmember Mark Squilla on Thursday introduced 13 pieces of legislation that, if approved, would allow the 76ers to build a new arena in Center City, a controversial proposal that the team is hoping lawmakers will approve by the end of the year. As the clerk read out the titles of the bills, scores of anti-arena demonstrators who had packed Council chambers disrupted proceedings by chanting "No arena" and by hanging a banner from the gallery reading "Say no to billionaires.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
dailysceptic.org | Sean Walsh
It’s difficult to decide which is worse: that a Conservative MP with leadership aspirations should be thought of as brave for talking fondly of “English identity”; or that the Left establishment via its media outriders should be so predictably sniffy about the possibility of there even being such a thing. “Englishness”, for the Left, is like Australian wine or the success of Clarkson’s Farm: tolerable only to the extent that it’s not discussed.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
dailyitem.com | Sean Walsh
Sep. 23—Former President Donald Trump returned to Pennsylvania on Monday for the 12th time this year to hold a rally outside Pittsburgh, telling thousands of supporters that if he won back the White House he would stop the flow of migrants into the country and would be a "protector" for women.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
postguam.com | Julia Terruso |Sean Walsh
LEESPORT, Pa. — The aspiring vice presidential nominees visited Pennsylvania Saturday in a pair of campaign events within an hour’s distance of each other with messages miles apart. Democratic Gov. Tim Walz stepped onstage at a high school aptly named Freedom and touted his party’s inclusivity, and Republican Sen. JD Vance stumped in a fairgrounds farm stand draped in American flags, promising mass deportations to approving cheers.
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Sep 22, 2024 | 
columbian.com | Julia Terruso |Sean Walsh
News / Politics Vance rails against immigration; Walz joins Hispanic event LEESPORT, Pa. — The aspiring vice presidential nominees visited Pennsylvania on Saturday in a pair of campaign events within an hour’s distance of each other — and with messages miles apart. Democratic Gov. Tim Walz stepped onstage at Freedom High School and touted his party’s inclusivity. Republican Sen. JD Vance stumped in a fairgrounds farm stand draped in American flags, promising mass deportations to approving...
