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Mahmoud Khalil was the first person whose arrest became publicly known during the crackdown on noncitizens who publicly criticized Israel and its actions in Gaza.

U.S. District Judge Zahid N. Quraishi ordered Philip Lamparello, Jordan Fox and Ari Fontecchio to answer questions under oath.

Xfinity Mobile Arena is hosting first-round games Friday and Sunday, while the region’s best teams will be playing across the country.

TerraPower Isotopes will manufacture a rare, radioactive isotope for use in developing cancer treatments.

A report detailing the “troubling connections” between the music behemoth and concert venues was released the same day the trial resumed. Here's what to know.

Tony Allen’s attorney argued the state police traffic stop was illegal, as was the “confirmatory chemical test” of a blood alcohol level well above the legal limit.

Philadelphia’s The Roots, the festival’s namesake, will serve as Jay-Z’s backing band during his performance.

Rodel obtiene una subvención nacional de $1.5 millones para ampliar las trayectorias profesionales, aumentar la inscripción dual y fortalecer la orientación universitaria.

Delmarva Power está restando importancia a su reciente solicitud de aumentar las tarifas eléctricas, argumentando que los incrementos en los precios de suministro.

The ongoing partial government shutdown is leading to more checkpoint closures at PHL.

The bill would require voters to provide proof of citizenship when they register and to present approved identification when they go to the polls.

The bills would require facilities like the EMR scrapyard in Camden to take fire safety precautions and come under new state regulation.

Researchers found AI could help with creativity and education, but that it can confuse young children and generate harmful misinformation.

Students are calling for Lutnick Library to be renamed after documents revealed the U.S. commerce secretary maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein years after his conviction.

The Delaware district court judge wrote a scathing opinion of the former superintendent’s arguments, citing a lack of evidence to back up his claims.