Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) sparred with a legal professor during a Tuesday congressional hearing over nationwide injunctions issued by district court judges against President Trump’s administration. Hawley, during the Senate Judiciary joint subcommittee hearing, presented a graph showing that the number of injunctions issued against Trump is far higher than other recent U.S. presidents. “You don’t think this is a little bit anomalous?” Hawley asked University of Pennsylvania Law School professor K

Throughout the year, Jon Meyer traveled across northeastern and central Pennsylvania to share your stories and the rich history of our area. | WNEP-TV

The Susquehanna River moves with a kind of quiet authority across Pennsylvania, carrying mountain runoff and spring rains through valleys that have seen centuries of human life along its banks, from Indigenous trade routes to canal-era commerce and modern recreation. Its broad, shallow waters glint in the sunlight like shifting glass, bordered by forested slopes, old stone towns, and farmland that owes its fertility to this ancient waterway. In many ways, the Susquehanna isn’t just a river—it is