Rosie Lapowsky

As Attorney General, I led a Grand Jury investigation that uncovered thousands of cases of sexual assault, identified hundreds of predator priests, and exposed a coverup that went all the way to the Vatican. Yesterday, the Pennsylvania State Police charged another predator priest with horrific crimes — where once again, an authority figure weaponized religion and power to abuse. The many survivors I have met over the years and the victims who came forward in this case have shown remarkable courage in sharing their truths. I will continue to fight for justice for survivors and I am grateful to the State Police for listening to those who came forward and following the law without fear or favor. triblive.com/local/westmore…

🚨@GovernorShapiro speaks out against rising antisemitism:  "This is a problem infecting America — not just one particular political party, and we've gotta stand up against it."

“Pennsylvania is a national leader in fighting fraud, and we’re proud of our work to ensure that vital public benefits programs are available to Pennsylvanians who are eligible.” READ more in @PennLive: pennlive.com/opinion/2026/0…

My statement on the recent terroristic threats made against members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

Last week, the Shapiro admin filed what it said was the first lawsuit to stem from its AI investigations. Pennsylvania officials indicated there could be more to come. spotlightpa.org/news/2026/05/a…

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NEW: Today, I sent a letter to @USDA Secretary Rollins, urging her to issue a disaster declaration for Pennsylvania specialty crop ag producers who have been devastated by this year’s crop freeze. Once a disaster is declared, USDA will be able to speed up damage assessments and our farmers will have access to more resources, sooner, to help them recover.  My Administration will continue to surge resources to our farmers and ag producers all across Pennsylvania to help them get back on their feet.

Gov. Josh Shapiro tells @jaketapper why Pennsylvania is suing character.ai 'That chatbot was held out as an expert in psychology or psychiatry, and within just a few minutes was dispensing medical advice and ultimately offering... a bogus medical ID number and the information that was dispensed was really dangerous.'

See below Governor Shapiro’s Budget Address on February 3, 2026. The Governor literally called for reducing this burden 3 months ago. It requires legislative action - he can't do it himself. Call your legislators.

And ICYMI, your outlet was there and reported on it. inquirer.com/politics/penns…

I would advise against tweeting before doing your research. pa.gov/governor/newsr…

An AI chatbot said it was licensed to practice psychiatry in Pennsylvania. Now, Josh Shapiro’s administration is suing. ebx.sh/wAP4mu

Pennsylvania is suing Character AI, claiming its chatbot posed as a medical professional, a lawsuit alleges. cbsn.ws/3QOeE0u

⬇️ Gov. Josh Shapiro has filed a lawsuit against an AI firm that let users create their own characters to chat with. It isn't the companies first controversy. thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2025-1…

BREAKING: @character_ai is illegally presenting a chatbot as a licensed medical professional in Pennsylvania — and we’re suing to stop them.  Earlier this year, I announced a new state task force to investigate chatbots that pose as licensed professionals. Our investigators found an AI character on @character_ai that claimed to be a psychiatrist — falsely stating it was licensed in PA and even providing a fake license number.   We will not let AI companies mislead vulnerable Pennsylvanians into believing they’re getting advice from a licensed medical professional. We’re taking @character_ai to court to stop them.

WATCH: @GovernorShapiro honors fallen PA State Police Corporal Timothy O'Connor at @PAStatePolice Memorial Service in Harrisburg.

A very powerful attack on utility monopolies by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. whyy.org/articles/penns…

Down 3-1, we come back to make history! Bring on the Knicks! Onward!

The Gov knows. #IgniteTheOrange | @GovernorShapiro

Kylie Kelce: You have made a big push towards making sure that childcare is accessible in Pennsylvania. Can you tell us a little bit about that? Gov. Shapiro: You talk to parents who are working and stressed that they don't have a safe place to have their kids. We knew we needed to change that. We've invested in paying childcare workers a lot more. We tripled the childcare tax credit, reducing costs.