Kamala Harris will propose new incentives to boost domestic manufacturing in Pennsylvania. Her policies aim to build on her platform of homebuyer subsidies, small business tax breaks, and a federal ban on grocery price gouging. Both candidates are focusing on the economy, which is a primary concern...
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