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Mastriano Issues Statement on Tragic Loss of Pennsylvania State Police Trooper
Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33), chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, issued the following statement in response to the fatal shooting of Pennsylvania State Police Cpl. Timothy O’Connor in Chester County: [Read More]
E-news Updates – March 5, 2026
In this Update: Remembering Operation Desert Storm 35 Years Later Veterans TBI Assistance Peace Through Strength: Why President Trump’s Action on Iran Was Necessary Strengthening Pennsylvania’s EMS System Future Legislation to Upgrade the Fire & EMS Grant Program Throwback! Senate Budget Hearings Examine Spending Details, Transportation Issues and More Bill to Ease Shortage […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – February 27, 2026
In this Update: Recognizing State Troopers and Dr. Barnhart for their Bravery and Service Throwback! Key Points from This Week’s Senate Budget Hearings Hearing Explores Ideas to Combat State Housing Crisis Share Your Thoughts with the Highway Safety Survey Saturday is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day Recognizing State Troopers and Dr. Barnhart for their Bravery […] [Read More]
E-news Update – February 20, 2026
In this Update: 100th Annual Tuscarora Area Chamber of Commerce Member Breakfast Pennsylvania Offers Special Military License Plates Ensuring Highway Safety Through English-Language Driver Exams Throwback! Hearings on Proposed State Budget Set to Begin Preventing Food Allergies and Cutting Costs for Taxpayers Free Webinars Help Families Plan for Higher Education Avoiding the Emotional and Financial […] [Read More]
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What an honor to be mentioned by Brian Glenn on RAV today. His support and kindness toward me go all the way back to 2020, and I’ve never forgotten it.
In a world where loyalty and encouragement can be rare, that kind of support truly means a lot. Grateful today and always. 🇺🇸
Thank you, Brian!
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Take a listen to segment 1/2 from my interview on Real America’s Voice!
Iran: “Close to mission accomplished…ultimate goal is to degrade and if not destroy Iran’s nuclear ambitions”
PA: He (Shapiro) has put his hands around the throat of our energy sector…we should be an energy powerhouse”
Gas in PA: “Third highest gas tax in nation”
Enjoy this short clip from my Monday morning interview on the John Frederick’s Show!
“If you want president Trump’s attention you have to do your bit. We can’t always be America providing a security umbrella, then you low ball us on defense spending so you can have socialized medicine and free education while the American taxpayer is picking up the bill…those days are over.”
Vietnam, 1966 — Courage in the Crossfire.
Near the southern edge of the DMZ, U.S. Marines carried their wounded through the dense terrain — every step a battle, every moment a fight for life.
This powerful image was captured by Larry Burrows, whose lens didn’t flinch. Through full-color photographs in LIFE magazine, Burrows brought the raw reality of war into American homes.
But he didn’t just document bravery — he lived it.
In 1971, Burrows was killed when his helicopter was shot down over Laos, alongside three fellow photojournalists.
As we reflect on America’s 250th birthday, we remember all who serve — in uniform or behind the lens — to preserve truth, honor sacrifice, and remind us what freedom costs.
🎖️ Some carried rifles. Others carried cameras. All carried courage.
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March 11, 1990 - In Lithuania, 200,000 persons demanded political independence from Soviet Russia after Mikhail Gorbachev, leader of the Soviet Union, publicly warned that separatism could lead to tragedy. Independence was achieved in September of 1991, three months before the collapse of the Soviet Union itself.
Severe weather coming through Pennsylvania tomorrow, March 11.
