The premise of this bill is simple. If it’s AI, it has to say it’s AI. People deserve to know if what they’re looking at is real or not when making purchases. Disclosures should be clear and conspicuous in the same medium as the content generated to help consumers make better- informed and more secure purchases. After passing the State House, the bill has now been sent to the State Senate for consideration. To read the legislation itself: https://www.palegis.us/legislation/bi

From the article: "Pennsylvania just got one step closer to protecting our beloved native bees, butterflies and other pollinators. House Resolution 66, which directs state officials to study how to best manage the state’s native bees, butterflies and other insects native to Pennsylvania passed the Pennsylvania House by a bipartisan vote of 112-89 on Monday, May 4th 2026. House resolutions do not need ratification by the state Senate or the governor’s signature, so this marks

Data centers represent rising electricity costs for entire communities in Pennsylvania. This is unacceptable during a time of already rising costs for gas, groceries, housing, and utilities. That's why I voted YES on the Data Center Act - House Bill 1834 - which passed the PA House yesterday. House Bill 1834 would: Protect ratepayers by explicitly prohibiting large data centers from shifting costs to households and small businesses. Require data centers to pay their fair sh

Since 2009, Pennsylvania's minimum wage has been kept as low as possible -- $7.25/hour. In 2026, no one can live on that. Multiple times, PA House Democrats voted to raise it to $15 per hour and tie it to inflation thereafter - Like we did AGAIN yesterday. Will GOP State Senate leaders block it AGAIN? It’s time for State Senate leadership to stop supporting tax breaks for billionaires and start supporting our working families. You can read more about this bill on the Daily Lo