The Hill
U.S. Measles Cases Top 4,000, Because Apparently We Needed a Sequel to 2025
America's measles tally hits 4,080, Pennsylvania leads the pack with 1,105 cases, and a governor and health secretary are arguing over how to count the dead.
2026-10-10
The Hill
2026-09-22
TechCrunch
Pennsylvanians to AI Data Centers: We've Seen This Industrial Revolution Before, Thanks
A new Data & Society report finds Pennsylvanians oppose AI data centers for reasons including power bills, property values, and NDAs - a coalition so diverse the industry can't blame China.
2026-08-31
The Atlantic
Amish Family Unaware Their Newborn's Death Sparked Political Firestorm Until Reporter Showed Up
An Amish couple, unaware their newborn's death became a political football, grieve quietly while politicians and the HHS secretary argue over measles and a ruptured spleen.
2026-08-28
The Atlantic
Pennsylvania Officials May Have Measled Up the Measles Death Story
Pennsylvania's measles death announcement may have been premature, and the fallout is giving anti-vaxxers exactly what they wanted.
2026-05-15
Inside Climate News
Pennsylvanians to Data Centers: You Can Keep Your ‘Booming Industry,’ We’ll Take Sanity
Pennsylvanians are not thrilled about the state becoming a data center paradise, with a town hall full of complaints about rising costs, water use, and feeling bulldozed by development.
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