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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, among the conservative justices, appeared in two hours of arguments to be unwilling to strike down the entire law.

While the Eagles (3-4-1) rested and recovered during their bye, they didn’t lose any ground in the NFC East.

“Brick House” by Simone Leigh draws attention to the importance of Black women in art and culture.

Some students were expected to come back on Nov. 30. That’s now on hold indefinitely.

A bill calling for a public referendum in 2021 was amended Monday to significantly expand collegiate sports betting in the state.

Despite technical difficulties, Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora discussed the COVID-19 pandemic, attracting businesses and residents, and keeping the city safe.

A spokesperson for Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said Trump’s campaign was trying to “disenfranchise the record number of people who voted against him.”

The nurses’ unions want safe staffing ratios and affordable health care as coronavirus cases surge again.

President-elect Biden campaigned on a plan to create jobs rebuilding infrastructure. Apprenticeships can help connect Philly residents to opportunity.

Philly public school teachers are expected back in classrooms next Monday. One problem: Their union opposes the plan.

With Joe Biden becoming the first Delawarean elected President, leaders in the First State could have a better chance than ever to land a spot at the White House.

Pennsylvania Republicans are defending President Donald Trump’s challenges of the state’s election results, while largely stopping short of fraud claims.

A federal judge has ordered the pretrial release to Anthony Smith, a Philadelphia social studies teacher and organizer with Philly for REAL Justice.

Whether the Affordable Care Act stays, goes, or is significantly changed, will affect the way life is lived in the U.S.

The eyes of the world were on Philly last week as ballots were counted for the 2020 presidential election. Here’s what they saw.