Clinton stumbles at 9/11 memorial

Hillary Clinton’s campaign announced Sunday that she was diagnosed with pneumonia, just hours after the former Secretary of State nearly collapsed at a 9/11 memorial service.

Clinton’s campaign initially claimed that she had “overheated” during the event, with temperatures in the low 80s. This comes after weeks of speculation from critics that Clinton has pervasive health problems. Clinton made an appearance in New York later that day.

Source: Politico

Police chief McLay cleared by OMI

Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Chief Cameron McLay was cleared of any charges after an investigation ruled that he did not violate any Pittsburgh city code or internal policies when he spoke at the Democratic National Convention in July.

McLay and the Office of Municipal Investigations requested the investigation after the president of a Fraternal Order of Police chapter accused the police chief of violating language in the code.

Source: City of Pittsburgh

Pa. GOP cuts gap in registered voters

Increased numbers of republicans are registering to vote. Democrats currently lead by over 900,000, but that number was closer to 1 million prior to the April primaries. Republicans have gained nearly 145,000 additional voters in the past two years, compared to a bump of only 6,000 for Democrats. Pennsylvania voter polls currently show more than 4.1 million registered Democrats and nearly 3.2 million Republicans.

Source: PennLive