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When the House swings hard, it’s worth asking what the country is going through.
Good interviews and good history start the same way: Find the person who was in the room, and listen.
That is the Appalachian part of the story, as Smith sees it. Not the mountains as backdrop. The mountains as the place where a girl with almost no schooling learned that she could do what she set her mind to.
“(W)e are sure that many of you may be feeling shaken.”
“Our workforce represents the very best of Pennsylvania labor.”
Shippingport’s data hub rises in the age of AI anxiety.
Behind the glitz of the NFL and high-stakes college football, young men are fiercely holding on to the center.
“This is beyond anything that we kind of comprehend could be here.”
Arthurdale did not solve the economic devastation of the Great Depression. But it did change daily life for many of the families who moved there.
A year ago, Shapiro was making the case that Pennsylvania could move quickly enough to land a transformational investment. But on Tuesday, he hit the brakes.
Americans have found that they enjoy vacationing in their own backyard.
If you want to understand why Chautauqua mattered, you have to understand the country it met.
The Democratic Party in Pittsburgh no longer resembles the one that governed here for generations.
“When I discovered Meta’s America’s Workforce Academy, I instantly jumped at the opportunity.”
Donald Trump, Dave McCormick, and Jamie Dimon unveil a massive manufacturing push in Pennsylvania.
Engineer Ed Dickens has shown that Americans still value hard work, shared history and community.
The strength of America lives in the hands of the people who keep the lights on, fix the pipes, and build the defense systems that keep the rest of us safe.
America is experiencing a profound awakening to its Appalachian roots.
What Freddy, Shaun and all the other World Cup soccer fans are experiencing is a modern-day Tocqueville moment.