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Georgia, Pennsylvania voting ID requirements are similar despite 'Jim Crow' criticism

By April Bamburg | Aug 11, 2021

Georgia’s newest election-related law is gaining attention for a variety of reasons, including the voter identification requirement, which is similar to a Pennsylvania law that requires first-time voters to show Identification.

Toomey says Cubans are 'inspiring' for protesting their government amidst economic collapse

By April Bamburg | Jul 14, 2021

In the midst of an economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, the people of Cuba are protesting the island nation’s Communist government.

Pennsylvania COVID-19 shutdown, inflation causing 'higher costs of goods and services and higher gas prices'

By April Bamburg | Jul 6, 2021

Inflation is on the rise, and in Pennsylvania, residents think that something needs to be done.

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Remote learning during COVID-19 earns a failing grade, says WSJ

By April Bamburg | 4 years ago

Despite the hopes and efforts of educators, remote learning in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic has earned a failing grade.

Buried Alive Project supports clemency for Jorge and Victor Torres

By April Bamburg | Apr 4, 2020

Buried Alive Project supports clemency for Jorge and Victor Torres, brothers who have each served more than three decades behind bars for a 1988 conviction on conspiracy to distribute heroin and conducting a continuing criminal enterprise.

David Barren deserves clemency from President Trump that Obama denied, say advocates

By April Bamburg | Apr 3, 2020

David Morris Barren, a 55-year-old inmate who has served 12 years of a 30-year sentence for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances conviction, is seeking clemency from President Donald Trump.