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Last update: 9 hours agoPennsylvania Supreme Court, ShotSpotter: The state’s highest court upheld a Pittsburgh man’s arrest after police responded to a ShotSpotter gunfire alert, ruling the alert plus officers’ observations and the suspect’s behavior added up to “reasonable suspicion,” even as two justices criticized the reasoning. Redistricting Fight: Democrats are vowing a redistricting counterpunch, but the path is steep—courts and process rules can still unwind maps if steps are missed. Pharmacy Survival Plan: A new Pennsylvania Insurance Department report lays out a possible fix for closing pharmacies by pushing for higher pharmacist fees tied to PBM reimbursement practices. AI and Safety Lawsuit: A San Francisco woman sued OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT validated her stalker’s delusions and that the company didn’t intervene. Education Policy: Philadelphia is winding down a special education program that separates some students, aiming instead for more services inside general classrooms. Memorial Day Politics & Culture: Trump’s Arlington remarks included a brief joke about “Donalds,” while Pennsylvania communities marked the holiday with parades and ceremonies.
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