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Congressman Dan Meuser (R-9), state Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48), and state Rep. John Schlegel (R-101) are partnering to host a tax seminar on Wednesday, March 27, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Lebanon Expo Center, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon.
There is certainly significant support for Ukraine in my District, including in Schuylkill County, which has the highest percentage of Ukrainians among all counties in the U.S. My connection to Ukraine is rooted in my heritage.
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Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Penn., discusses Biden's State of the Union address, the policies that caused the economy to slow down, a potential government shutdown and Fed Chair Powell's testimony on Capitol Hill.
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Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., criticized President Joe Biden ahead of his State of the Union address on Newsmax on Thursday, saying he would blame the border crisis on the GOP.
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Congressman expresses support for helping fight against Russia but has issues with current legislation on the matter.
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Two federal lawmakers urged Republicans to be more aware of mail-in ballots, one saying the election to take back the White House in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania may be as narrow as 35,000 votes.
The challenges facing college athletics, and what that means for society, was the focal point of a forum held Monday by Bucknell Athletics and the Open Discourse Coalition (ODC).
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Yesterday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals put an end to the unlawful federal coal leasing moratorium, concluding a saga that stretches back to the Obama administration.
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The "elaborate scheme" involving President Joe Biden and members of his family would have been eventually uncovered sooner if it had been investigated, but the IRS, FBI, and Department of Justice "have done nothing," Rep.
James Biden, the president’s brother, testified before lawmakers Wednesday in the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The testimony comes as the indictment of a key witness in the inquiry has left Republicans playing defense and Democrats calling for the inquiry to end.