John L. Micek

My Nhan, 65, immigrated to the United States from Vietnam in the 1980s, and made her home in California’s San Gabriel Valley, in a community ... Read More

Moments after he became Pennsylvania’s 48th chief executive, Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered a message to state residents who voted for the competition last November. “To ... Read More

Well that didn’t take long. Less than two weeks ago, it looked like Pennsylvania’s normally fractious House of Representatives had suddenly discovered sanity, with lawmakers ... Read More

It’s not often that you get the chance to point to Pennsylvania as a case study in comity and consensus building. But with the U.S. ... Read More

There’s a school of political thought that divided government is the government that governs best. Put the White House in the hands of one party, ... Read More

Raphael Warnock’s Senate runoff win against Republican Herschel Walker in Georgia on Tuesday night was a big deal in a lot of ways. For one ... Read More

It’s difficult to overstate the importance of this week’s U.S. Senate vote codifying protections for same-sex and interracial marriage as both a triumph of bipartisanship ... Read More

Though their reasons and motivations may have differed, when they came out to the polls on Tuesday, Pennsylvania voters were sending a clear message about ... Read More

A new poll provides an eye-opening glimpse into the values and motivations of the modern Republican Party, and the cultural and political forces that will ... Read More

It’s a Saturday morning, about two weeks out from Election Day. And Josh Shapiro is in the hot seat. Pennsylvania’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee has found ... Read More