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Takeaways from the Pennsylvania governor’s debateThe debate, hosted by abc27, marked a consequential night for both Gov. Josh Shapiro and his Republican challenger Stacy Garrity.

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More issues discovered with New Jersey's voter registration system, Gov. Mikie Sherrill saysPeople incarcerated for indictable offenses appear to have been improperly registered going back to 2016, the governor announced.

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Trump administration expands antisemitism investigation at Swarthmore CollegeA student group whose affiliation with the college had already been revoked, allegedly reposted a video on Instagram showing an effigy of an Israeli soldier being burned.

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New Philly police crime lab could open next year as Council committee approves $40M to fund itCity Treasurer Jacqueline Dunn told a City Council committee on Wednesday that construction began at the new University City site in December 2025 and will extend through April.

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FCC considers allowing more political robocalls before midterms, including those created with AIConsumer advocacy groups warn the proposed change could trigger a surge of unwanted, partisan, and potentially misleading automated calls in the critical final days of the election.

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New Medicaid rules could disqualify thousands of Philadelphians. City officials are trying to stem the problem.Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's administration is working to reach people who could lose coverage under new eligibility and administrative rules that will take effect over the next several months.

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Half a billion dollars in GOP spending does little to move pollsHigh-quality public surveys show Democratic Senate candidates tied or leading in Alaska, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas — the same as before Labor Day.

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New Jersey bill would limit employers’ ability to use AI to monitor workers or make changes to their jobsLabor leaders contend that New Jersey workers are already being subjected to "unreasonable" surveillance by AI.

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