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Gas is 3.07 a gallon on the city line of Philly. It has come down quite a bit since summer. Didn't the price of gas used to be a big conversation piece during presidential campaign years?

Inside Progress 2028: The 'fake' Harris manifesto said to be financed by Musk share.inquirer.com/hmw0IX?utm_sou… via @phillyinquirer

He picked on the wrong nuns.

Republicans in Pa. have cut Democrats’ voter registration advantage in half since 2020. Will that be Trump’s difference maker? inquirer.com/politics/elect…

As a Pennsylvania resident, the middle of the country is looking pretty good right now.

Complaints against solar companies are growing faster than the industry. If you're thinking about solar, here's four things to consider. npr.org/2024/08/14/124…

FBI: Russian actors made fake video showing destroyed mail-in ballots in Bucks County 6abc.com/post/election-…

Some photos from the Kamala Harris rally at Houston’s Shell Energy Stadium last night. Houston Public Media

Here’s the full story from Andrew Schneider: houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/…

In 1971, after the Justice Dept enjoined The NY Times from publishing the Pentagon Papers, my father gave them to the The Washington Post. It was ultimately the call of Katherine Graham, publisher/owner. She was warned that her paper’s survival was on the line. She didn’t blink.

Found myself watching cable nooz on a Saturday night. Judging from the ads there are a lot of constipated people who may want to invest in gold and need supportive footwear.

Katharine Graham is rolling over in her grave and screaming expletives.

Pollutants from gas stoves kill 40,000 Europeans each year, report finds theguardian.com/environment/20…

Interesting conversation here... I live in a very "blue," well-educated Philadelphia suburb where many neighbors know I cover climate change. I've never had a conversation about that topic outside of work and have been asked about fracking only a few times.

Reports like this also are an opportunity for the gas utility industry to cast doubt over the science. Read more about how gas utilities use tobacco-style tactics to confuse people in my 2023 @npr story: npr.org/2023/10/17/118…

This is about 8% of the paper's subscribers -- gone in just a few days.