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Covers:  National politics, Pennsylvania state politics, voters, political geography.
Senior political correspondent at Time magazine. Syracuse U grad who loves theater, Philly sports and em dashes.

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Pennsylvania Is the Key To the Battle For the House Original

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By Julia Terruso Verified
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Every vote counts in a democracy. But a vote in Pennsylvania tends to carry a little more weight. Once again, the nation’s signature swing state will be a key to this fall’s election cycle, and the outcomes here in November’s midterms will offer an early answer to some big questions looming over 2028. One of the Democrats' clearest paths to taking control of the House of Representative is to flip a handful of vulnerable, Republican-held districts in Pennsylvania.
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Congress to Hold Special Gathering in Philadelphia to Mark 250th Anniversary

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View of Independence Hall in Philadelphia on July 3, 2025. —Juan Mabromata—AFP/Getty Images Congress is heading back to its roots in Philadelphia for a historic offsite gathering on July 2 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, according to the U.S. representative organizing the event and a local official with knowledge of its planning. U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle, a Democrat whose district includes Philadelphia, is spearheading the gathering.
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Jill Biden on Democrats’ Backlash to her Memoir Original

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Jill Biden says she’s unbothered by Democrats’ response to her memoir. In a backstage green room at the Miller Theater in Philadelphia on June 9, she flaps her mascaraed blue eyes and shakes her head, brushing off the last week of criticism, which was largely focused on the former First Lady’s admission that she feared her husband was having a stroke after his disastrous 2024 debate performance, despite publicly defending it at the time. “I don't want to reopen the old wounds either.
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