By Josue Sierra June brings with it more than just the start of summer. It comes with a full-scale cultural campaign. This too often includes rainbow flags lining main streets, school lessons on gender identity, and corporate messaging reinforcing a worldview...
From women’s sports to fertility industry oversight to so-called “hate crimes” proposals, major legislative battles are unfolding in Harrisburg with serious consequences for Pennsylvania families. Read about them below and scroll to the bottom to watch our June...
Pennsylvania primary voters delivered several major victories Tuesday night for conservatives pushing back against the Left’s increasingly radical agenda. They rejected millions in gambling industry influence, rewarded pro-family Republicans, and exposed how far...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Pennsylvania Family Institute joined a national movement spotlighting a first of its kind Children’s Rights Scorecard exposing how laws across states impact children, entirely reshaping how public policy is viewed and crafted. The...
On May 17, 2001, then PA Governor Tom Ridge signed into law a groundbreaking new program called the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC). As one State Representative put it just days prior to the vote for final passage of this new program, “You are going to...
By Dan Bartkowiak As budget negotiations continue in Harrisburg, Governor Josh Shapiro and marijuana industry lobbyists are once again pushing Pennsylvania toward full commercial marijuana legalization. Their pitch sounds familiar: legalize marijuana for $$$ and...
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Senate Bill 1321, sponsored by Senator Chris Gebhard (R-Berks/Lancaster/Lebanon), advanced out of the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee on Tuesday, marking an important step forward in the effort to stop Pennsylvania taxpayers from funding...
Last Tuesday came and went. July 1 is supposed to mark the beginning of Pennsylvania's new fiscal year and a new budget. Instead, the state began another budget impasse, with lawmakers continuing negotiations beyond the deadline. Read the full Commentary for 7/6/26...
In a dramatic and deeply consequential vote this week, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed House Bill 2103 by the slimmest possible margin, 101 to 100. What began as a more limited proposal has now been transformed into sweeping legislation after the...