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Presidential Funding for Philly Water Projects

On February 3, President Biden and Vice President Harris traveled to the Belmont Water Treatment Plant in Philadelphia. There, they announced that $500 million in federal funding would be committed to strengthening the city’s water infrastructure and replacing lead pipes.…

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Touching the Debt Ceiling

What’s Happened? The U.S. debt ceiling is defined as “the maximum amount the federal government is able to borrow to finance” existing legal obligations. The limit, which has been raised dozens of times since being set in 1939, is currently…

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Same-Sex Marriage Bill Passes House

Monumental Change As of December 8, both the Senate and House have passed the Same-Sex Marriage Bill. On Tuesday November 29, the Senate passed legislation for federal recognition of same-sex and interracial marriages. Also known as the Respect for Marriage…

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Elon Musk Buys Twitter

How much is Twitter worth? Apparently, $44 billion. On October 27th Elon Musk closed a groundbreaking (and highly criticized) deal making him the new owner of Twitter and taking it private. If you’re wondering why, part of the answer can…

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Bryn Mawr 2022 Volleyball Season Wrap Up

October 25 marked the final game of an exciting season for Bryn Mawr’s volleyball team. For three months, the Owls trained hard for their 21 season matches, closing with an away game at Swarthmore College. Overall, they ended 6-15. To…

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Governor Wolf Fights for Future of Abortion in PA

In late September of 2022, Pennsylvania Democratic Governor Tom Wolf filed a Commonwealth Court lawsuit against Pennsylvania’s Republican led legislature. Wolf’s case is a response to the Legislature’s five proposed amendments, made in July, to the Pennsylvania Constitution. The Wolf…

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