Brett Pransky

When a candidate for the highest office in Pennsylvania shares content that suggests America was a better place “before women had the right to vote,” we have to ask what that means about his potential policy goals.

Pennsylvania’s Republican candidate for governor reportedly led a prayer that included a call to “seize the power” on Jan. 6 and another to “disregard” Pennsylvania’s certified election results.

While Doug Mastriano’s extreme positions on everything from abortion to insurrection to defunding public education have received a great deal of media attention over the course of his campaign, much less attention is being paid to his plans to decimate the conditions and wages in Pennsylvania’s workplaces. Mastriano, the GOP candidate for governor, is a…

Donald Trump held a rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania last week in support of GOP candidates Doug Mastriano and Mehmet Oz, candidates for governor and US Senate, respectively. Both candidates are trailing significantly in the polls. However, as is common when Trump comes to town to stump for a candidate, he spent most of the time…

President Biden will deliver a primetime speech on Thursday from Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where he plans to warn Americans about threats to the very core of American democracy. According to the White House, Biden will speak about “how the core values of this nation – our standing in the world, our democracy – are…

If Scheller, who is running against incumbent Susan Wild for US House, wants to claim that $10,000 in student loan relief is a bad idea and that students should pay back every cent they borrow, that is certainly her right. But doing so after taking $5 million in government loans she will never pay back…

On average, about one in six Pennsylvanians (16.8%) have federal student loans, the eighth highest percentage in the US. Pennsylvania ranks sixth in the United States for the total amount of student debt owed. The average balance of those loans is roughly $36,000.

After a series of embarrassing gaffes, it looks like Dr. Oz is about to get the same treatment as other Trump acolytes who have been excommunicated.

While midterm elections are typically a time when the party out of power makes gains and takes control of the houses of Congress, this year’s crop of GOP candidates are struggling – especially with fundraising. In response, the National Republican Senatorial Committee is canceling millions of dollars in ad buys in several key states, with…