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In July, Governor Tom Corbett called penalties on Pennsylvania State University part of a “corrective process” after a sex-abuse scandal. Last week, he sued the National Collegiate Athletic Association for levying them.
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Michigan’s swift conversion to a right-to-work state has galvanized advocates of the law, who vow to seek similar legislation nationwide under the battle cry: “If it can happen in Michigan, it can happen anywhere.”
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President Barack Obama successfully reassembled a diverse coalition of minority, women and youth voters to propel himself to a second White House term.
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Forget about Supreme Court nominees, control of Congress and ways to avoid the fiscal cliff -- the Washington Redskins rule is on the line tonight.
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While suffering through another snowy winter in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania , last month, Dolores Pohl said she’d sometimes wonder how nice the Florida sunshine would feel on her face. Then the 59-year-old would consider more basic needs and go back to shoveling.
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In an election focused on jobs, President Barack Obama can boast of crossing one milestone: the longest stretch of employment gains in manufacturing in almost two decades.
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The debate over President Barack Obama’s policy on contraceptive coverage is likely to persist, with the two sides struggling to frame the issue as either one over access to birth control or of religious freedom.
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Rick Santorum, the former senator who is surging in the Republican presidential race, often says he’s the only candidate in the contest “that has actually won a swing state.”
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Pennsylvania, the Democratic political consultant James Carville once famously observed, is “Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, with Alabama in between.”
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Anti-Wall Street protests escalated with more than 700 arrests over the weekend, thrusting the once- dwindling demonstrations into the national spotlight.
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