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U.S. Steel merger gets Trump’s approval

1 week ago | therecord-online.com | Christen Smith

(The Center Square) – U.S. Steel will officially remain a Pittsburgh icon after the president said Friday he approves of its $14.9 billion merger with a Japanese competitor. The announcement reverses the Biden administration’s decision to block the sale earlier this year due to national security concerns, pressure from labor unions, and competing offers from domestic bidders.
Officials speak out on Penn State closures

1 week ago | therecord-online.com | Christina Lengyel

Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman, R-Indiana, represents one of the districts that will be impacted by the closures. “When it comes to the New Kensington campus, conversations will need to take place to ensure the launch box and digital foundry they have supported continue, and we figure out a path to make the property even more productive than it is now,” said Pittman.
State launches survey on women’s health coverage

1 week ago | therecord-online.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) – The commonwealth’s healthcare agencies are taking advantage of May as Women’s Health month to survey women about their understanding of their health insurance coverage. The survey asks questions about their knowledge of what benefits are available to women at no cost under all insurance plans, whether they’ve accessed them, how they’ve learned about them, and what obstacles they’ve encountered.
PJM power surge inevitable, but not insurmountable

2 weeks ago | therecord-online.com | Lauren Jessop

(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s ability to remain a net electricity exporter may hinge on how it balances surging demand from data centers and other large energy users with investments in new generation and infrastructure upgrades. That was the focus as energy sector leaders met this week to discuss the state’s evolving power landscape and how best to meet its challenges.
Report: The U.S. states most exposed to Chinese import tariffs

1 month ago | therecord-online.com | Bethany Blankley

(The Center Square) – Ahead of U.S. trade talks being held with Chinese officials this weekend, a new report highlights the U.S. states that are the most and least exposed to Chinese import tariffs. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. trade representative Jamieson Greer are scheduled to meet with Chinese officials in Geneva, Switzerland, this weekend to potentially begin trade negotiations.
Manufactured homeowners hopeful for change after renewed interest

1 month ago | therecord-online.com | Lauren Jessop

(The Center Square) – Some of the state’s most vulnerable residents recently saw renewed efforts from Pennsylvania lawmakers to protect the affordability of their homes. The House Housing and Community Development Committee last week debated the pros and cons of a proposal to amend the Manufactured Home Community Rights Act. House Bill 1250, introduced by Rep.
Schuylkill County opens new recovery center

1 month ago | therecord-online.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) – More of the state’s sizable Opioid Trust has made its way to programs that will support rural Pennsylvanians in the struggle against its substance use epidemic. Schuylkill County’s Drug and Alcohol Program celebrated the opening of its newly renovated Recovery Center in Pottsville, which will provide peer-driven services to those combating substance use disorder.
Map reveals complex nature of clean energy tax credits

1 month ago | therecord-online.com | Christina Lengyel

(The Center Square) – Dozens of organizations across Pennsylvania have taken advantage of tax credits and rebates provided by the federal infrastructure bill to fund projects that support renewable energy and climate resiliency. PennEnvironment and Evergreen Collaborative, both environmental organizations who operate in the commonwealth, have created an interactive map to see which companies have benefited from the tax dollars and the fiscal and environmental impact they’re expected to make.
DoEd: UPenn has violated Title IX by letting males in female sports

1 month ago | therecord-online.com | Tate Miller

“UPenn has 10 days to voluntarily resolve these violations or risk a referral to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for enforcement proceedings,” the release said. Neither UPenn director of media relations Ron Ozio nor the Office of the President have responded to The Center Square’s request for comment.
A Pennsylvania DOGE? Maybe

1 month ago | therecord-online.com | Lauren Jessop

A more comprehensive bill being crafted by Sen. Doug Mastriano, R-Chambersburg, would establish both a PA DOGE and a bipartisan oversight committee to which it would report. According to Mastriano’s co-sponsorship memo, the committee would consist of one House and Senate member from each party, a leadership member from both chambers, and representatives from the Treasury and Auditor General’s Offices.