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The articles charge the president with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress and argue that he is a “threat to national security and the Constitution.”

The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday to help protect coastal communities from sea level rise and stronger storms caused by climate change.

He said it’s “an absolute no,” joking that it would essentially ruin his nearly 45-year marriage to his wife, Frances Wolf.

A day after the bloodshed, there are growing suspicions it was an anti-Semitic attack.

The trustees of the Free Library of Philadelphia voted Wednesday to eliminate fines for overdue books and other materials. The policy is expected to take effect by spring.

Thousands show up for rally at Giant Center in Hershey

Philly’s Sounds of Liberation reunite after unearthed 1970s recording from gains new life with a contemporary audience.

The city agencies tasked with oversight have failed to enforce Philadelphia’s post-Flint crisis water quality standards.

Results of a survey of 250 riders were released by the nonprofit Tri-State Transportation Campaign. Gov. Murphy has made improving the system a priority.

After months of negotiation, the state House has moved a package of criminal justice reform bills through committee.

The new regulation will mandate all non-residential buildings over 50,000 square foot get tune-ups to improve energy and water efficiency.

Wardens say it teaches financial responsibility, inmates and prison researchers say it’s too burdensome.

Police Chief Michael Kelly says six people have been killed, including an officer, in a shooting that sprawled across Jersey City.

A bill that would reform probation in Pennsylvania passed a House committee Monday – but only after it was scaled back extensively.

A common but increasingly mighty and very busy little word, “they,” has an accolade all its own.