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Trump's private lawyer Rudy Giuliani has also publicly urged Ukrainian officials to investigate the Bidens.

New Jersey may take the unusual step of trimming some large dunes and using the sand to widen the beach in front of them.

We were still getting used to our new status: retired.

A Neumann University student videographer was surprised during a live newscast with color-corrective glasses purchased by his classmates.

The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia is opening an exhibition from the perspective of a single British soldier.

A flight-training program that traces its lineage to the Tuskegee Airmen is expanding with new planes.

Kendra Brooks, who won a coveted endorsement from Elizabeth Warren, says affordable transportation is a major issue for Philly voters.

The prospect of significant gun measures has faded in recent weeks under the Republican-controlled Senate and President Donald Trump.

Only those with new, specific and bold plans can command the podium and the ever-warming world's attention, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.

In an era when everyone assumed they would move on to YouTube and Instagram video, young girls have embraced the series old-fashioned, sitcom format.

Philadelphia’s real estate tax breaks benefit some of the wealthiest in the city, a Tribune analysis of property records shows.

Those who support nuclear worry that without tax breaks, the plants will be shut out of a competitive energy market.

A few hundred members of the Puerto Rican community came together Saturday to reflect on the resiliency of their homeland, two years after Hurricane Maria.

Officials in charge of the funding to reimburse counties for voting machine expenses say they have serious concerns about going through with the plan.

The storied enclave of some 300,000 residents has seen poverty become a burgeoning and unwanted feature over the last generation