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A judge sentenced a former Pennsylvania funeral director to ten years’ probation Wednesday for taking graphic photos of corpses being prepared for burial.

Pennsylvania State Police were called to the property owned by exiled Turkish imam Fethullah Gulen on Wednesday because an “armed intruder” was reportedly spotted on the grounds and fired upon by a security guard.

President Donald Trump explained Tuesday at the National Electrical Contractors Association convention in Philadelphia that he had unlimited energy for the campaign trail because he loved it.

A suspected gunman is dead and four innocents are wounded following a shooting at the building which contains Fayette County Magistrate Court in Masontown, Pennsylvania.

“At this memorial on this sacred earth in the field beyond this wall and in the skies above our heads, we remember the moment when America fought back,” Trump said, praising the Americans aboard the flight–“changed the course of history” by resisting the terrorists.

Trump will deliver remarks at the Tower of Voices, a new 93-foot tower featuring a wind chime for each of the 40 Americans who died aboard the hijacked flight which crash-landed into a Pennsylvania field.

Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview on Thursday that the Donald Trump “economy is doing so well even Colin Kaepernick got a job.”

A Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, resident took a gun from an alleged intruder then shot and killed him with the weapon.

On Wednesday, the Pittsburgh diocese announced that the Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School would remove the priest’s name.

Three men from Pennsylvania were arrested Sunday and charged with an incredible 1,400 counts of sexually abusing animals, including horses, dogs, cows, and goats.

Pennsylvania Bishop Lawrence T. Persico has called for “complete transparency” in investigating the latest clerical sex abuse scandals, noting late last week that regaining lost trust entails ousting bishops who failed to deal effectively with abuse.

The Vatican released a statement expressing “shame and sorrow” Thursday about the hundreds of predator priests uncovered in Pennsylvania. This statement comes after two days of silence and offers no quote from Pope Francis.

The Vatican had “no comment” when asked about hundreds of Pennsylvania priests sexually abusing a thousand children.

The leadership of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) issued a statement Tuesday in response to a report by the Pennsylvania grand jury on clerical sex abuse.

At least 1,000 children were molested by Roman Catholic priests in Pennsylvania, as church officials took steps to cover it up, according to a grand jury report.

A pizza delivery man in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, retrieved a gun and killed his attacker early Friday morning after allegedly being stabbed.

“You know who thinks it should be before?” he asked. “Rush Limbaugh says it should be before the election, Sean Hannity, a lot of them. Great people.”

President Donald Trump on Thursday impersonated Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) at a rally in Wilkes-Barr, Pennsylvania with Congressman and GOP nominee for U.S. Senate Lou Barletta (R-PA).

“Let’s get back to some boring subjects like Bob Casey … I have to talk about Bob Casey? I will fall asleep,” Trump said.

A Pennsylvania man who allegedly threatened to kill President Trump and other government officials is still on the lam, officials say.

The wealthy grandson of 1948 Progressive Party presidential candidate Henry A. Wallace is faring no better on the campaign trail in Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional District in 2018 than his grandfather did 70 years ago.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro is claiming victory because Cody Wilson blocked Pennsylvanians from accessing his 3-D gun files.

Bill Cosby should be classified as a sexually violent predator, according to an evaluation by Pennsylvania’s Sexual Offenders Assessment Board.

Protesters adorned in red hoods mimicking the Handmaid’s Tale television show showed up by the dozens to protest Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Monday.

Democrats are currently favored in three seats held by Pennsylvania Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives, thanks in large part to a controversial and unprecedented decision by the Democrat-dominated Pennsylvania State Supreme Court earlier this year.

U.S. Marshals are searching for a Pennsylvania man who allegedly threatened to kill President Trump and other government officials.

The National Right to Life and the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation endorsed Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) for the U.S. Senate on Monday.

The University of Pennsylvania Law School has announced the hiring of a “Director of Social Justice Programs” this week.

The majority of the 99 seats in the House of Representatives identified by the Cook Political Report as “competitive” in 2018 are in eight states: California, Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, and Michigan.

Lance Corporal Jimmy Reddington died at 19-years-old in Vietnam in March 1967, just a few months after he arrived there in December 1966. He was the life of Scranton, by all accounts, before he left to serve his country in one of the most gruesome wars in U.S. history.

A suspended Pennsylvania school teacher was shot dead while standing in her mother’s driveway on the evening of Mother’s Day, police said.

An elderly man in Pennsylvania dedicated to being by his wife’s side in her hour of need called the police to help him get to the hospital last week.

Pennsylvania state police have arrested a Democratic mayor for allegedly paying a prostitute $200 to have sex with him.

Butler County Sheriff Michael Slupe has banned his office from conducting business with any company involved in a boycott of the NRA.

Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives passed a bill Monday that would outlaw abortions targeting babies diagnosed with Down syndrome in an effort to prevent “eugenics.”

To protect their students from mass-shooters, a Pennsylvania school district spent $1,800 to arm all 500 of its teachers with a tiny, 16-inch baseball bat.