Article Summary – Three people were injured in a shooting at a Ramadan event in West Philadelphia’s Parkside section, with around 1,000 attendees present. One of those shot was a 15-year-old, who was subsequently taken into custody along with four others. The FBI and ATF are assisting local police in
Article Summary – Burn pits, which were commonly used to dispose of waste on military bases in Iraq, Afghanistan and other overseas locations, have been linked to an array of medical conditions among veterans, including cancer, asthma, and other serious diseases. Yet the Department of Veterans Affairs routinely denied veterans’
Article Summary – The borough of Kennett Square in Pennsylvania produces around 60% of all U.S. grown mushrooms, contributing significantly to the state’s agriculture sector. Mushroom farming in Pennsylvania began around 1885 and the industry now supports 9,500 jobs and contributes $2.7 billion annually to the local economy. Apart from
Article Summary – US House Republicans voted to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, despite lacking hard evidence for supposed high crimes and misdemeanors. After a delay, articles of impeachment were planned to be delivered to the Senate on April 10, but this was delayed again due to concerns that
Article Summary – A report on the economic impacts of homelessness in Missoula, Montana claims that the cost of homelessness is highest for those experiencing it and the people and communities closest to them. The report cites poor health, elevated risk of violence, and increased interaction with the criminal justice
Article Summary – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has intervened in DTE Energy’s latest request to raise electricity prices for Michigan households, a request that would increase the company’s annual rates by over $800 million within a year. DTE, which provides electricity to over 2 million customers in Southeast Michigan,
Article Summary – The Department of Agriculture has invested $5.6 million in clean energy initiatives across 31 farms and businesses in Pennsylvania. Many of the projects involve the installation of solar panels, with one turkey farm scheduled to receive a grant of $128,200 to install a solar photovoltaic array, expected
Article Summary – Rob Bresnahan, a Pennsylvania Republican U.S. House candidate, has criticized incumbent Democratic Rep. Matt Cartwright and President Biden over their decisions regarding the oil and gas industry despite his significant investments in fossil fuel companies. Bresnahan, who has tens of thousands of dollars in fossil fuel stocks,
Article Summary – The article discusses the proposed Clean Energy and Sustainability Accelerator, also known as the Green Bank, which is included in the Biden administration’s American Jobs Plan. The Green Bank, which is expected to provide $100 billion in investments over 10 years for clean energy and climate-related projects,
