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State governments banking on online sales tax
Pennsylvania now collects 6 percent sales tax from online retailers that have a physical presence, or "nexis" in the state.
Federal agencies seek a leaner real estate footprint
General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Commissioner Dorothy Robyn, Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Administration E.J. Holland Jr., Department of Homeland Security Chief Readiness Support Officer Jeffrey Orner, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission Executive Director of Operations William Borchardt testified on their ... (more)
Win one, lose one for Gov. Tom Corbett: Thursday Morning Coffee
Good Thursday Morning, Fellow Seekers. We'll offer an enthusiastic Buenos Dias! to Gov.
Senate panel to take up election reforms: Monday Morning Coffee
Good Monday Morning, Fellow Seekers. If you're a student of election reform and if you happen to be in Pittsburgh later this week well, then, Katie bar the door, because it'll be like Christmas and birthday rolled into one day.
Lisa Lori , a partner in the litigation department at Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg, Philadelphia, was a presenter at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute's 7th Annual Intellectual Property Law Institute, presented live in Philadelphia and simulcast to Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
More lawmakers sign on to NSBA bill
The National School Boards Association's legislative proposal which would establish a framework for improved recognition of local school board authority when the U.S. Department of Education acts on issues that impact local school districts unless specifically authorized in federal legislation, the Local School Board Governance and Flexibility Act ... (more)
Fitzpatrick, Sept. 11 Widow Push for Plane Safety Improvements
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick on Monday spoke at Bucks County's Garden of Reflection to announce a bipartisan bill that he believes will protect Americans from the type of airliner attacks that occurred on Sept.
No One's Paying Attention to Michele Bachmann on Immigration This Time
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio went on seven Sunday talk shows to pitch a bipartisan immigration reform deal, while a handful of Republican lawmakers famous for their wacky cable news interviews can't get any attention.