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Capitol Rioter Accused of Plotting to Sell Stolen Pelosi Laptop to Russian Intelligence
FBI authorities are seeking a Pennsylvania woman in connection with the U.S. Capitol riot earlier this month after an accusation from a former “romantic partner” that she took a laptop from the office of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with the intention to sell it to Russian intelligence. NBC10’s Jacqueline London has the details.
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Barricades Up, But State Capitols Are Quiet Ahead of Inauguration
Fences and barricades were seen around buildings in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, but there were no signs of protest activity when Matt DeLucia and Skyforce 10 flew overhead Saturday.
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Feared Armed Protests Don't Materialize in Pa., NJ, Del.
Authorities on high alert for potential armed protests by extremist groups in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware did not need to use their heightened security, after all, as the demonstrations failed to materialize Sunday.
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Feared Armed Protests Don't Materialize in Pa., NJ, Del.
Authorities on high alert for potential armed protests by extremist groups in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware did not need to use their heightened security, after all, as the demonstrations failed to materialize Sunday. NBC10’s Cydney Long has the details.
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Harrisburg Braces for Potential Armed Protests
Authorities in Harrisburg closed streets and erected barriers in front of the Pennsylvania Capitol on Sunday as they prepared for the potential for armed right-wing protests following a memo by the FBI. NBC News’ Maura Barrett reports.
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How Police Are Keeping Pennsylvania's Capitol Building Safe
State Capitol buildings across the nation are bolstering their security after the FBI warned of possible armed protests this weekend. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors shows us how police in Harrisburg are keeping lawmakers safe.
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Democratic Pa. State Senator Sworn Into Office After Republican Challenge Failed
Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. Jim Brewster was sworn into office Wednesday, more than a week after his colleagues. Republicans in the chamber held up Brewster taking the oath due to a dispute over his narrow victory.
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Democrat Sworn in to Pa. Senate Seat After Court Battle
Republicans who control Pennsylvania’s state Senate say they’ll stop blocking a Democrat from taking his seat in the chamber
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Democrat Gets Pennsylvania Senate Seat After GOP Court Loss
Republicans who control Pennsylvania’s state Senate say they’ll stop blocking a Democrat from taking his seat in the chamber
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Police Move to Increase Security at Pa. Capitol
Police who guard the Pennsylvania Capitol are working to be more visible and have been coordinating plans with other agencies to secure the building since a violent mob stormed and occupied the U.S. Capitol last week.
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Delaware Legislators Want More Security at State Capitol After U.S. Capitol Violence
Two top Delaware legislators are calling for extra security at the state capitol following riots at the U.S. Capitol. NBC10’s Tim Furlong explains.
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Fight Over Close Race Mars 1st Day for Pa. Senate
A bitter dispute erupted on the floor of the Pennsylvania Senate on Tuesday when majority Republicans blocked a Democratic incumbent from being sworn in because his GOP challenger has disputed the razor-thin election results.
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Pa. Legislators to Kick Off Session by Taking Oath of Office
Pennsylvania lawmakers are returning to the state Capitol to be sworn in for the two-year legislative term
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GOP Majority Refusing to Swear in Democratic Pennsylvania Senator
State Sen. Jim Brewster, a western Pennsylvania Democrat, won his election by a narrow margin, but state Republicans are refusing to swear him into office over a mail-in ballot dispute.
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‘We're Farming Sun': Pioneering Pennsylvania Farmer Ditched Corn Rows for Solar Panels
A Lancaster County farmer leased 30 acres of his land to a renewable energy company in 2012. For a few years, Community Energy’s solar farm was the largest in Pennsylvania. Farmland in Pennsylvania could help the state reverse its slide to the rear of the clean energy movement.
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Some Pa. Dems Want Maskless House GOP Lawmakers Sworn in Last
A group of Democrats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives wants their adamantly maskless Republican colleagues to be sworn in next month after everyone else, to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Pa. Capitol Closing to Public Amid Coronavirus Surge
The Capitol complex in Harrisburg is closing to the public until further notice because of a statewide surge in coronavirus infections
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Daily COVID Deaths, Cases and Hospitalizations Hit New Record
Dec. 2 marked COVID-19’s deadliest day in the United States so far. The virus claimed at least 2,777 lives in a single day nationwide, with 100,000 people hospitalized and twice that many testing positive in a single day, breaking a grim record for all three measures.
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Pennsylvania Lawmakers Begin Advancing $11B Budget Package
Pennsylvania’s Legislature is set to vote on an $11 billion no-new-taxes spending package to carry state government through the rest of the fiscal year and fill a multibillion-dollar deficit inflicted by the pandemic
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Election Fallout: Social Media Platforms Struggle With Content
Well after election day, social media companies are still struggling to police content on their platforms.