COVID showed state governors can wield far too much unilateral power ...Middle East

Pennsylvania legislators last week officially ended the state’s COVID-19 “disaster emergency,” which Gov. Tom Wolf repeatedly extended after declaring it 15 months ago. While the immediate practical effect will be minimal, it’s an important step toward reining in the vast powers Wolf and other governors have exercised during the pandemic. The Pennsylvania resolution was authorized...

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